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Sr. #	Word	Definition	Example Sentence
1	p	The sixteenth (16th) letter of the alphabet.	"p" comes after "o" and before "q"
2	p.m.	p.m. is used after a number to show that you are referring to a particular time between 12 noon and 12 midnight.	The spa closes at 9:00 pm.
3	pa	Some people refer to their father informally as 'pa'.	Pa was busy on the phone.
4	Pablo	Pablo is a male given name.
5	pace	The pace of something is how fast it moves.	The pace of change has been very, very slow.; Today, the pace of life is so much faster than it used to be.; They were frustrated at the pace of development that was taking place there.
6	paced	The past tense and past participle of pace.
7	paces	The plural form of pace; more than one (kind of) pace.
8	Pacific	The Pacific is a name for the Pacific Ocean.
9	Pacific Islands	The Pacific Islands are islands in the Pacific Ocean. Some people group the Pacific Islands with Australia and New Zealand to make Oceania.
10	Pacific Ocean	The Pacific Ocean is a large body of water. It is located in the East of Asia and West of the Americas.	There are many islands in the Pacific Ocean.
11	Pacific War	The pacific theatre of World War II.
12	pacified	The past tense and past participle of pacify.
13	pacifies	The third-person singular form of pacify.
14	pacifism	Pacifism is the belief that war and violence is wrong and all disputes should be settled in a peaceful manner.
15	pacifisms	The plural form of pacifism; more than one (kind of) pacifism.
16	pacifist	A pacifist is a person who loves or supports peace.	Mahatma Gandhi was a famous pacifist.
17	pacifists	The plural form of pacifist; more than one (kind of) pacifist.
18	pacify	If you pacify a situation
19	pacifying	The present participle of pacify.
20	pacing	The present participle of pace.
21	pack	When you pack something	Did you pack your swimming suit?
22	package	A package is something in a box	Some packages arrived from the post office.; She came home from the shops with a lot of packages.
23	packaged	The past tense and past participle of package.
24	packages	The plural form of package; more than one (kind of) package.
25	packaging	The present participle of package.
26	packed	The past tense and past participle of pack.
27	packed like sardines	If a place is packed like sardines
28	packet	A packet is a small container that goods are sold in.	Many seed companies sell mixed packets for summer and winter gardening.
29	packets	The plural form of packet; more than one (kind of) packet.
30	packing	The present participle of pack.	She was in her room packing her clothes into a suitcase.
31	packings	The plural form of packing; more than one (kind of) packing.
32	packs	The third-person singular form of pack.
33	pact	A pact is an agreement between two or more governments.
34	pacts	The plural form of pact; more than one (kind of) pact.
35	pad	A pad is a material that is packed together
36	padded	The past tense and past participle of pad.
37	paddies	The plural form of paddy; more than one (kind of) paddy.
38	padding	Padding is a soft material	We need to replace the padding in the cushions.
39	paddings	The plural form of padding; more than one (kind of) padding.
40	paddle	A paddle is a short pole with a broad blade at one or both ends
41	paddled	The past tense and past participle of paddle.
42	paddles	The plural form of paddle; more than one (kind of) paddle.
43	paddling	The present participle of paddle.
44	paddy	A paddy is a field where rice is grown.
45	padlock	A padlock is a small lock. You can hang it on the door
46	padlocked	The past tense and past participle of padlock.
47	padlocking	The present participle of padlock.
48	padlocks	The plural form of padlock; more than one (kind of) padlock.
49	Padma
50	pads	The plural form of pad; more than one (kind of) pad.
51	pagan	If something (or someone) is pagan
52	paganism	A kind of religion. Paganism has following meanings:	Ancient Greek Paganism was replaced by Christianity before the fall of the Roman Empire.; Taoism, Hinduism, and shamanism are sometimes called paganism.; Atheism is not paganism because it is not religious.
53	paganisms	The plural form of paganism; more than one (kind of) paganism.
54	pagans	The plural form of pagan; more than one (kind of) pagan.
55	page	A page is one side of a sheet of paper in a book	The picture of the accident was on page one of the morning's paper.
56	pageant	A pageant is a public display of people in colorful costumes.
57	pageants	The plural form of pageant; more than one (kind of) pageant.
58	paged	The past tense and past participle of page.
59	pages	The plural form of page; more than one (kind of) page.
60	paging	The present participle of page.
61	paid	The past tense and past participle of pay.
62	pail	A pail is a large container to carry water.	That pail is broken. It has a hole at the bottom which water can flow through.
63	pails	The plural form of pail; more than one (kind of) pail.
64	pain	A strong feeling of hurt or discomfort	He was in pain, because his leg was broken.
65	pained	The past tense and past participle of pain.
66	painful	If something is painful
67	painfuller	The comparative form of painful; more painful.
68	painfullest	The superlative form of painful; most painful.
69	paining	The present participle of pain.
70	painkiller	A painkiller is a medicine or a drug to reduce the feeling of pain.	I just ate some painkillers to ease my headache.
71	painkillers	The plural form of painkiller; more than one (kind of) painkiller.
72	painless	If something done is painless
73	painlessly	If something is done painlessly
74	pains	The plural form of pain; more than one (kind of) pain.
75	paint	Paint is a liquid used to colour something	There were all sorts of paints at the shop – green, red, and blue.; Sarah used pink paint to decorate the wall.
76	paintability	Paintability is the possibility or the easiness to paint something.
77	paintball	Paintball is a game where people shoot small balls filled with paint instead of bullets.	You should get changed if you want to play paintball; I don't want to have more clothes to wash!
78	paintballed	The past tense and past participle of paintball.
79	paintballing	The present participle of paintball.
80	paintballs	The plural form of paintball; more than one (kind of) paintball.
81	paintbrush	A paintbrush is a brush that people use for painting.	This paintbrush is used for small details.
82	paintbrushes	The plural form of paintbrush; more than one (kind of) paintbrush.
83	painted	The past tense and past participle of paint.
84	painter	A painter is someone who paints. This might be an artist
85	painters	The plural form of painter; more than one (kind of) painter.
86	painting	The present participle of paint.
87	paintings	The plural form of painting; more than one (kind of) painting.
88	paints	The plural form of paint; more than one (kind of) paint.
89	pair	A pair is two things that go together.	She has many pairs of shoes, but she only has one pair of pants.; Those two make a lovely pair, don't they.
90	paired	The past tense and past participle of pair.
91	pairing	The present participle of pair.
92	pairings	The plural form of pairing; more than one (kind of) pairing.
93	pairs	The plural form of pair; more than one (kind of) pair.
94	pajamas	Pajamas are clothes worn at night	Make sure when you go to sleep that you have your pajamas on.
95	Pakhangba	Pakhangba is an ancient Meitei dragon God of protection of the universe.
96	Paki	Paki is an insulting word for a person of Pakistani or Indian heritage
97	Pakistan	Pakistan is a country in South-Central Asia. Its full
98	Pakistani	A Pakistani is a person or thing that comes from Pakistan.
99	Pakistanis	The plural form of Pakistani; more than one (kind of) Pakistani.
100	pal	A pal is a friend of yours.	He has a pen pal that he often writes to.
101	palace	A palace is the home of a king or queen.	Elizabeth II of England lives in a palace in London, called Buckingham Palace.
102	palaces	The plural form of palace; more than one (kind of) palace.
103	palate	The palate is the roof of the mouth.
104	pale	If someone or something is pale
105	paled	The past tense and past participle of pale.
106	paleness	The paleness of something is how pale it is.
107	paler	The comparative form of pale; more pale.
108	pales	The third-person singular form of pale.
109	palest	The superlative form of pale; most pale.
110	Palestine	The West Bank and Gaza Strip together; that is	Israel and Palestine both want peace.
111	Palestinian	A Palestinian is a person from the State of Palestine.
112	Palestinians	The plural form of Palestinian; more than one (kind of) Palestinian.
113	palindrome	A palindrome is a word or phrase spelled the same way backwards as forwards.	The words level and noon are palindromes.; The sentence "Never odd or even" is a palindrome.
114	palindromes	The plural form of palindrome; more than one (kind of) palindrome.
115	paling	The present participle of pale.
116	palladium	Palladium is a metallic (meaning made of metal) element with an atomic number of 46.	Palladium is often used to make surgical tools for doctors.
117	palletise	If you palletise something
118	palletize	If you palletize something
119	palletized	The past tense and past participle of palletize.
120	palletizes	The third-person singular form of palletize.
121	palliate	If you palliate a disease
122	palliated	The past tense and past participle of palliate.
123	palliates	The third-person singular form of palliate.
124	palliating	The present participle of palliate.
125	palliative	If something is palliative
126	palliatives	The plural form of palliative; more than one (kind of) palliative.
127	pallid	A pallid person is weak and pale
128	pallider	The comparative form of pallid; more pallid.
129	pallidest	The superlative form of pallid; most pallid.
130	palm	A palm is a type of tree that grows in tropical areas.
131	palms	The plural form of palm; more than one (kind of) palm.
132	palpable	If something is palpable
133	pals	The plural form of pal; more than one (kind of) pal.
134	palsied	The past tense and past participle of palsy.
135	palsies	The plural form of palsy; more than one (kind of) palsy.
136	palsy	Palsy is the complete or partial muscle paralysis of a body part by that usually involves involuntary tremors.
137	palsying	The present participle of palsy.
138	pamper	If you pamper someone or something	We tend to pamper our children when they are babies by providing everything they need.; John was obsessed with his new car so much that he pampered it with daily hand washes in his driveway.
139	pampered	The past tense and past participle of pamper.
140	pampering	The present participle of pamper.
141	pampers	The third-person singular form of pamper.
142	pamphlet	A pamphlet is a small book of printed information that is usually not bound between hard covers.	The protesters passed out pamphlets explaining their cause.
143	pamphleteer	A pamphleteer is a person who writes pamphlets.
144	pamphleteered	The past tense and past participle of pamphleteer.
145	pamphleteering	The present participle of pamphleteer.
146	pamphleteers	The plural form of pamphleteer; more than one (kind of) pamphleteer.
147	pamphlets	The plural form of pamphlet; more than one (kind of) pamphlet.
148	pan	A pan is a metal container usually with one long handle. It is used for cooking.
149	Panam Ningthou	Panam Ningthou is an ancient Meitei God who ignited the first fire. He is the protector of crops (paddy) from hail storm and thunder.
150	Panama	Panama is a country in North America. It is east of Costa Rica and west of Colombia.
151	pancake	A pancake is a thin cake made with batter that is fried in a pan with butter or oil.	Those pancakes that you are eating have blueberries in them.
152	pancreas	Pancreas is a gland near the stomach which secretes insulin and glucagon which regulate blood sugar.
153	pancreases	The plural form of pancreas; more than one (kind of) pancreas.
154	pancreata	The plural form of pancreas; more than one (kind of) pancreas.
155	pancreatic cancer	Pancreatic cancer is a type of cancer that starts in the pancreas.	He suffered from pancreatic cancer for many years.
156	pancreatic cancers	The plural form of pancreatic cancer; more than one (kind of) pancreatic cancer.
157	panda	A panda is a large black and white bear from China. They eat bamboo shoots.
158	pandas	The plural form of panda; more than one (kind of) panda.
159	pandeist	A polytheist is someone who believes in pandeism.
160	pandeists	The plural form of pandeist; more than one (kind of) pandeist.
161	pandemic	If something is pandemic
162	pandemics	The plural form of pandemic; more than one (kind of) pandemic.
163	pandemonia	The plural form of pandemonium; more than one (kind of) pandemonium.
164	pandemonium	A pandemonium is a tumultuous protest or chaotic situation.
165	pandemoniums	The plural form of pandemonium; more than one (kind of) pandemonium.
166	pander	A pander is a person who gets people to have sex with their prostitutes.
167	pandered	The past tense and past participle of pander.
168	pandering	The present participle of pander.
169	panders	The plural form of pander; more than one (kind of) pander.
170	Pandora's box	A Pandora's box is a situation where it generates many complicated problems after it happens.
171	pane	A pane is a sheet of glass in a window.
172	panel	A panel is a flat piece of wood or other material	The house has aluminium panels covering the outside.
173	panic	Panic is a very strong and overwhelming fear which dominates thinking.	When he yelled "fire!" a panic went through the crowd and suddenly people were yelling and pushing to get out.
174	panicked	The past tense and past participle of panic.	I panicked when I couldn't find my phone.
175	panicking	The present participle of panic.
176	panics	The plural form of panic; more than one (kind of) panic.
177	panned	The past tense and past participle of pan.
178	panning	The present participle of pan.
179	panorama	A panorama is a wide-angle view of an area.
180	panoramas	The plural form of panorama; more than one (kind of) panorama.
181	panoramata	The plural form of panorama; more than one (kind of) panorama.
182	panoramic	If the view of something is panoramic
183	pans	The plural form of pan; more than one (kind of) pan.
184	pansies	The plural form of pansy; more than one (kind of) pansy.
185	pansy	A pansy is a type of flower.	He grows pansies in his flower garden.
186	pant	If a person pants
187	panted	The past tense and past participle of pant.
188	pantheism	Pantheism is the belief that the universe (nature) is God. In pantheism everything is part of God.
189	panther	A panther is large	I enjoyed seeing the panthers at the zoo.
190	panthers	The plural form of panther; more than one (kind of) panther.
191	Panthoibi	Panthoibi is an ancient Meitei goddess of civilization
192	panties	Panties refers to underwear (a piece of clothing) worn by a female.
193	panting	The present participle of pant.
194	panto	Panto is a short form of pantomime.
195	pantomime	pantomime is a theatrical entertainment performed around Christmas.
196	pantomimes	The plural form of pantomime; more than one (kind of) pantomime.
197	pantos	The plural form of panto; more than one (kind of) panto.
198	pantries	The plural form of pantry; more than one (kind of) pantry.
199	pantry	A pantry is a small room or cabinet in which food and kitchenware are kept.
200	pants	Pants are a type of cloths worn on the legs. A pair of pants has a covering for each leg.	Pants were traditionally worn by men, but now women wear them too.
201	papa	Your papa is your father.	The little girl called, "Papa, can you help me?"
202	paparazzi	The plural form of paparazzo; more than one (kind of) paparazzo.
203	paparazzo	A paparazzo is a photographer who take pictures of famous people
204	papas	The plural form of papa; more than one (kind of) papa.
205	papaya	A type of tree that has big
206	papayas	The plural form of papaya; more than one (kind of) papaya.
207	paper	Paper is a material for writing and drawing on and is made from wood pulp.	A notebook is made of sheets of paper.; She made a paper airplane.
208	papered	The past tense and past participle of paper.
209	papering	The present participle of paper.
210	papers	The plural form of paper; more than one (kind of) paper.
211	paperwork	Paperwork is a task or number of tasks that involves a lot of the same written work.	The police officer had to fill out paperwork for the accident that happened earlier.
212	papyri	The plural form of papyrus; more than one (kind of) papyrus.
213	papyrus	A papyrus is a paper-like material.	About 2,000 years ago, people wrote documents on papyrus.
214	papyruses	The plural form of papyrus; more than one (kind of) papyrus.
215	par	Par could mean with the same value or quality.	The car was cheaper but on par with the others.
216	parable	A parable is a short story	Scholars believe that the parable was Jesus' signature mode of teaching.; Why do you speak to the people in parables?; He tells the parable of the lost sheep.
217	parables	The plural form of parable; more than one (kind of) parable.
218	parabola	Parabola is curve that has formula.
219	parabolas	The plural form of parabola; more than one (kind of) parabola.
220	parachute	A parachute is something	This parachute is made from very light, thin fabric but it is very strong.
221	parachuted	The past tense and past participle of parachute.
222	parachutes	The plural form of parachute; more than one (kind of) parachute.
223	parachuting	The present participle of parachute.
224	parade	A parade is an event which involves moving from one place to another. Sometimes marching is a part of the event.	We saw the band playing in the parade.
225	pantsings	The plural form of pantsing; more than one (kind of) pantsing.
226	paradigm	A system of beliefs	At the time, this way of thinking was the dominant paradigm for social scientists.
227	paradigms	The plural form of paradigm; more than one (kind of) paradigm.
228	parading	The present participle of parades.
229	paradise	A paradise is a very pleasant and beautiful place.
230	paradises	The plural form of paradise; more than one (kind of) paradise.
231	paradox	A paradox is a statement that contradicts itself
232	paradoxes	The plural form of paradox; more than one (kind of) paradox.
233	para-dressage	Para-dressage is the sport of dressage for athletes with a physical disability.
234	paraffin	Paraffin is a flammable
235	paraffins	The plural form of paraffin; more than one (kind of) paraffin.
236	paragraph	A paragraph is one or more sentences that are written together with no line breaks separating them. Usually they are connected by a single idea.	She knew what it would say after reading the first paragraph.; The crash was reported in a single paragraph in the Edinburgh Evening News.
237	paragraphed	The past tense and past participle of paragraph.
238	paragraphing	The present participle of paragraph.
239	paragraphs	The plural form of paragraph; more than one (kind of) paragraph.
240	parakeet	A parakeet is a tropical bird often kept as a pet. It is a small parrot.	My pet parakeet's name is Polly.
241	parakeets	The plural form of parakeet; more than one (kind of) parakeet.
242	paralegal	A paralegal is someone who helps a lawyer with their routine legal work but does not have the license to practice law.
243	paralegals	The plural form of paralegal; more than one (kind of) paralegal.
244	parallel	When a line is parallel to another line	The two cars ran parallel to each other.; Trains run along parallel rails.
245	paralleled	The past tense and past participle of parallel.
246	paralleling	The present participle of parallel.
247	parallelled	The past tense and past participle of parallel.
248	parallelling	The present participle of parallel.
249	parallelogram	A parallelogram (▰) is a convex quadrilateral in which each pair of opposite edges are parallel and of equal length.
250	parallelograms	The plural form of parallelogram; more than one (kind of) parallelogram.
251	parallels	The plural form of parallel; more than one (kind of) parallel.
252	paralyse	If you paralyse someone
253	pantsing	The present participle of pants.
254	pantses	The third-person singular form of pants.
255	pantsed	The past tense and past participle of pants.
256	paralysis	Paralysis is the inability to move.	The injuries were only millimetres from causing paralysis and death.; Sleep paralysis is when you wake up from sleep but you still can't move.; What is the cause of India's policy paralysis, which is undermining its future.
257	panes	The plural form of pane; more than one (kind of) pane.
258	paralyzed	The past tense and past participle of paralyze.
259	paralyzes	The third-person singular form of paralyze.
260	paralyzing	The present participle of paralyze.
261	paramedic	A paramedic is a person who is trained to medically help people who have had an injury outside of a hospital and prepares them to be taken to a hospital.	The paramedic rushed the victim to the ambulance.
262	paramedics	The plural form of paramedic; more than one (kind of) paramedic.
263	parameter	A parameter is a boundary or a limit.	The machine should run only within operational parameters; temperature, water flow, etc.; The federal government sets financial parameters within which local authorities will have to work.
264	panels	The plural form of panel; more than one (kind of) panel.
265	paramount	If something is of paramount importance
266	paramour	A paramour is an illicit lover.
267	paramoured	The past tense and past participle of paramour.
268	paramouring	The present participle of paramour.
269	paramours	The plural form of paramour; more than one (kind of) paramour.
270	paranoid	When someone is being paranoid	Stop being so paranoid; nobody's following us.
271	paranormal	If something is paranormal	UFO sightings are paranormal.
272	parapet	A parapet is a low protective wall along the sides of a roof or balcony.
273	parapets	The plural form of parapet; more than one (kind of) parapet.
274	paraphrase	If you paraphrase something	When paraphrasing books, don't copy everything in it; instead, use your own words.
275	paraphrased	The past tense and past participle of paraphrase.
276	paraphrases	The third-person singular form of paraphrase.
277	paraphrasing	The present participle of paraphrase.
278	parasail	A parasail is a wing-shaped parachute that lifts a rider in a harness when towed by a watercraft.
279	panelling	The present participle of panel.
280	panelled	The past tense and past participle of panel.
281	paneling	The present participle of panel.
282	parasailors	The plural form of parasailor; more than one (kind of) parasailor.
283	parasails	The plural form of parasail; more than one (kind of) parasail.
284	parasite	A parasite person who lives on other people's expense and gives little or nothing back.
285	parasites	The plural form of parasite; more than one (kind of) parasite.
286	paratrooper	A paratrooper is a soldier who uses a parachute
287	paratroopers	The plural form of paratrooper; more than one (kind of) paratrooper.
288	parbake	If you parbake something
289	paneled	The past tense and past participle of panel.
290	parbakes	The third-person singular form of parbake.
291	pandeism	Pandeism is the belief
292	parboil	If you parboil something
293	parboiled	The past tense and past participle of parboil.
294	parboiling	The present participle of parboil.
295	parboils	The third-person singular form of parboil.
296	parbuckle	A parbuckle is a loop of rope that is arranged like a sling. It is used for raising or lowering casks or any cylindrical objects.
297	parbuckled	The past tense and past participle of parbuckle.
298	parbuckles	The plural form of parbuckle; more than one (kind of) parbuckle.
299	parbuckling	The present participle of parbuckle.
300	parcel	A package; a box wrapped in paper; a thing bigger than a letter that is sent in the mail.	On my birthday, I got a parcel in the mail.
301	parceled	The past tense and past participle of parcel.
302	parceling	The present participle of parcel.
303	parcelled	The past tense and past participle of parcel.
304	parcelling	The present participle of parcel.
305	parcels	The plural form of parcel; more than one (kind of) parcel.
306	parch	If you parch something	The sun today could parch cement.
307	parched	If something is parched
308	parches	The third-person singular form of parch.
309	parching	The present participle of parch.
310	parchment	Parchment is a material made from the polished skin of a calf
311	parchments	The plural form of parchment; more than one (kind of) parchment.
312	parcook	If you parcook something
313	parcooked	The past tense and past participle of parcook.
314	parcooking	The present participle of parcook.
315	parcooks	The third-person singular form of parcook.
316	pardon	You use pardon to show that you didn't hear or understand someone.	"Could you close the door, please?" "Pardon!" "Close the door, please."
317	pardoned	The past tense and past participle of pardon.
318	pardoning	The present participle of pardon.
319	pardons	The third-person singular form of pardon.
320	pare	If you pare something	Victor pared some apples in preparation to make a tart.
321	pared	The past tense and past participle of pare.
322	parent	The parents of a person or animal are its father and mother.	Children may only enter the pool with a parent or guardian.
323	parental	If something is parental it has to do with parents (mothers and fathers).
324	pancakes	The plural form of pancake; more than one (kind of) pancake.
325	pallets	The plural form of pallet; more than one (kind of) pallet.
326	palletizing	The present participle of palletize.
327	palletising	The present participle of palletise.
328	palletises	The third-person singular form of palletise.
329	palletised	The past tense and past participle of palletise.
330	pallet	A pallet is a portable platform for goods to be stacked on and can be easily moved by a forklift.
331	palladia	The plural form of palladium; more than one (kind of) palladium.
332	palettes	The plural form of palette; more than one (kind of) palette.
333	palette	A palette is a thin board on which a painter lays and mixes colours.
334	palates	The plural form of palate; more than one (kind of) palate.
335	parades	The plural form of parade; more than one (kind of) parade.
336	paraded	The past tense and past participle of parade.
337	para dressage
338	paralysed	The past tense and past participle of paralyse.
339	paralyses	The third-person singular form of paralyse.
340	paralysing	The present participle of paralyse.
341	paralyze	If you paralyze someone
342	parameters	The plural form of parameter; more than one (kind of) parameter.
343	parasailed	The past tense and past participle of parasail.
344	parasailing	The present participle of parasail.
345	parasailor	A parasailor is a person who parasails.
346	parbaked	The past tense and past participle of parbake.
347	parbaking	The present participle of parbake.
348	parented	The past tense and past participle of parent.
349	parentheses	The plural form of parenthesis; more than one (kind of) parenthesis.
350	parenthesis	A parenthesis is a symbol that looks like ( or ). A person may see parentheses when reading books. Most of the time	Billy and Bob wrote their papers (Billy wrote about karate, and Bob wrote about dogs).; The quote inside the parentheses, "Billy wrote about karate, and Bob wrote about dogs", is put inside parentheses because it would be a run-on sentence if there were no parentheses.; You can also use commas as parentheses, but you need to write the sentence differently.
351	parenting	Parenting is the process of raising a child from birth until adulthood.
352	parentings	The plural form of parenting; more than one (kind of) parenting.
353	parent-in-law	A person's parent-in-law is their spouse's parent.
354	parents	The plural form of parent; more than one (kind of) parent. A person's mother and father.	My parents won't let me go out this weekend because I got a bad grade on a test.; His parents got divorced this summer.
355	parents-in-law	The plural form of parent-in-law; more than one (kind of) parent-in-law.
356	pares	The third-person singular form of pare.
357	parfried	The past tense and past participle of parfry.
358	parfries	The third-person singular form of parfry.
359	parfry	If you parfry something
360	parfrying	The present participle of parfry.
361	parfumerie	A parfumerie is a shop selling perfumes.
362	parfumeries	The plural form of parfumerie; more than one (kind of) parfumerie.
363	pariah	A pariah is someone who is rejected from society.
364	pariahs	The plural form of pariah; more than one (kind of) pariah.
365	paring	The present participle of pare.
366	parings	The plural form of paring; more than one (kind of) paring.
367	Paris	Paris is the capital of France.
368	parish	An area looked after by one local church and its ministers
369	parishes	The plural form of parish; more than one (kind of) parish.
370	park	A park is an outdoor area where people can relax and play.	We sat under the trees and had lunch in Central Park.; Algonquin Provincial Park is the oldest, largest park in Ontario, covering about 7,725 square kilometres.; I'm going to take the kids to the park to play on the swings.
371	parka	A parka is a long jacket with a hood which protects the wearer against rain and wind.
372	parkas	The plural form of parka; more than one (kind of) parka.
373	parked	The past tense and past participle of park.
374	parking	The present participle of park.
375	parking lot	A parking lot is an open area where you can park your car.	When I got the restaurant, I parked my car in the parking lot.
376	parking lots	The plural form of parking lot; more than one (kind of) parking lot.
377	parks	The plural form of park; more than one (kind of) park.
378	parlance	Parlance is the way a person speaks or uses words that is related to their job or interest.
379	parlances	The plural form of parlance; more than one (kind of) parlance.
380	parley	A parley is a conference between enemies.
381	parleyed	The past tense and past participle of parley.
382	parleying	The present participle of parley.
383	parleys	The plural form of parley; more than one (kind of) parley.
384	parliament	Parliament is the elected people who work together to make and debate a country's laws.	She was elected to parliament and is now the assistant minister for the environment.; He was formerly an international relations adviser to the Russian parliament.; The Parliament approved the government's proposal for the new classification of illegal drugs.; Six members of the Afghan parliament were killed.; The party now controls two-thirds of the seats in parliament.; A majority of Iraq's parliament supports a U.S. withdrawal.
385	parliamentarian	A parliamentarian is a member of a parliament or congress.
386	parliamentarians	The plural form of parliamentarian; more than one (kind of) parliamentarian.
387	parliamentary	If something is parliamentary
388	parliaments	The plural form of parliament; more than one (kind of) parliament.
389	parlor	A parlor is the living room of a house
390	parlors	The plural form of parlor; more than one (kind of) parlor.
391	parlour	A parlour is the living room of a house
392	parlours	The plural form of parlour; more than one (kind of) parlour.
393	parodied	The past tense and past participle of parody.
394	parodies	The plural form of parody; more than one (kind of) parody.
395	parody	A parody is a performance that imitates the style of another work with exaggeration.
396	parodying	The present participle of parody.
397	parole	Parole is the supervised release of a prisoner before the completion of their sentence.
398	paroles	The plural form of parole; more than one (kind of) parole.
399	paronomasia	Paronomasia is the use of a word or phrase with two meanings in a funny or interesting way that makes you think of both meanings.
400	paronomasias	The plural form of paronomasia; more than one (kind of) paronomasia.
401	parr	A parr is a young salmon fish
402	parred	The past tense and past participle of par.
403	parricide	Parricide is the act of killing a relative
404	parricides	The plural form of parricide; more than one (kind of) parricide.
405	parried	The past tense and past participle of parry.
406	parries	The third-person singular form of parry.
407	parring	The present participle of par.
408	parrot	A parrot is a type of tropical bird sometimes kept as a pet.	Movie pirates always seem to have parrots.; I had a pet parrot named Peter.
409	parroted	The past tense and past participle of parrot.
410	parroting	The present participle of parrot.
411	parrots	The plural form of parrot; more than one (kind of) parrot.
412	parrs	The plural form of parr; more than one (kind of) parr.
413	parry	If you parry
414	parrying	The present participle of parry.
415	pars	The plural form of par; more than one (kind of) par.
416	parse	If you parse a word
417	parsed	The past tense and past participle of parse.
418	parses	The third-person singular form of parse.
419	parsing	The present participle of parse.
420	parsley	Parsley is a bright green herb.
421	parsleys	The plural form of parsley; more than one (kind of) parsley.
422	part	A part of something is one piece of it or a small amount of it.	As a part of this team, you need to come to practice regularly.; Part of the page was gone, so I couldn't read it.; I don't have the right part to fix your computer, but we've ordered it.
423	part of speech	The parts of speech are a traditional grouping of word classes into: noun
424	partake	If you partake in something	Brutes partake in this faculty.
425	partaken	The past participle of partake.
426	partakes	The third-person singular form of partake.
427	partaking	The present participle of partake.
428	parted	The past tense and past participle of part.
429	partial	A partial list	The dinner was only a partial success – everyone loved the dessert, but nobody liked the soup.
430	partially	If something is partially true
431	participant	A participant is a person who takes part in something.	The athlete was a participant at the Olympics.
432	participants	The plural form of participant; more than one (kind of) participant.
433	participate	If you participate in something	We can both participate in the game.
434	participated	The past tense and past participle of participate.
435	participates	The third-person singular form of participate.
436	participating	The present participle of participate.
437	participation	Participation is the act of joining together with other people to do something.	After the injury, he was removed from active participation in the war.
438	participations	The plural form of participation; more than one (kind of) participation.
439	participative	When something or someone is participative
440	participatory	When something is participatory
441	participial	of or relating to a participle
442	participials	The plural form of participial; more than one (kind of) participial.
443	participle	A participle is a form of a verb that has not been tensed. The expression headed by a participle is used either as a complement or as an adjunct.	In the following sentences, the underlined word is a participle:; Boiling water is very hot.; The used book had a dirty cover.; I was studying English when you called this morning.; I have walked on this street many times.; The table is supported by four legs.; Without thinking, he ran down the street.
444	participles	The plural form of participle; more than one (kind of) participle.	Verbs in English have two participles: present and past.
445	particle	A particle is a very small	His eye hurt because a particle of dust had got into it.
446	particles	The plural form of particle; more than one (kind of) particle.
447	particular	A particular thing is the one that you mean and not any other.	Usually it is not allowed, but in this particular case, it's OK.; I don't see any way to solve this particular problem.
448	particularly	If something is particularly interesting	Tonight's dinner was particularly good.; They are helpful for everyone but can be particularly useful for younger students.; He never does anything particularly interesting.
449	particulars	The plural form of particular; more than one (kind of) particular.
450	partied	The past tense and past participle of party.
451	parties	The plural form of party; more than one (kind of) party.
452	parting	The present participle of part.	I started parting my hair on the other side and I really like it.
453	partisan	A partisan is a person who is a supporter of a political party
454	partisans	The plural form of partisan; more than one (kind of) partisan.
455	partition	A partition is a physical barrier which separates a space into two parts.	Our office is divided up by partitions.
456	partitioned	The past tense and past participle of partition.
457	partitioning	The present participle of partition.
458	partitions	The plural form of partition; more than one (kind of) partition.
459	partly	If something is partly done
460	partner	Partners are people	My partner, Tom, looks after the administrative parts of the business.
461	partnered	The past tense and past participle of partner.
462	partnering	The present participle of partner.
463	partners	The plural form of partner; more than one (kind of) partner.
464	partnership	A partnership is two people or groups working together	Microsoft has entered into a partnership with Apple to develop software for the Macintosh.; If one member of the partnership dies, the other member may have difficulty continuing the business.
465	partnerships	The plural form of partnership; more than one (kind of) partnership.
466	partook	The past tense of partake.
467	partridge	A partridge is a type of bird from the family Phasianidae	On the first day of christmas my true love sent to me, a partridge in a pear tree. - The Twelve Days of Christmas
468	partridges	The plural form of partridge; more than one (kind of) partridge.
469	parts	The plural form of part; more than one (kind of) part.
470	parts of speech	The plural form of part of speech; more than one (kind of) part of speech.
471	party	A party is when people get together for fun or to celebrate something like a birthday.	I'm throwing a huge party for my 21st birthday. There'll be cake, games, and lots of fun!
472	party pooper	A party pooper is a person who spoils the fun and excitement in something.
473	party poopers	The plural form of party pooper; more than one (kind of) party pooper.
474	partying	The present participle of party.	Lately he's been partying 2 or 3 days a week. I just don't know what to do with him.
475	pas	The plural form of pa; more than one (kind of) pa.
476	pas de deux	(French) a ballet term meaning a dance for two	The Black Swan pas de deux in "Swan Lake" is thrilling.; Who will dance the pas de deux in "The Nutcracker"?; There are four segments to a traditional pas de deux.; There are many pas de deux in classical ballet.
477	Pascal	Pascal is a male given name.
478	Pashto	Pashto is a language spoken mainly in Afghanistan and northwestern Pakistan.
479	pass	If you pass something	Please, step to the right and let faster people pass on your left.; She was so close to the road that she could feel the wind from passing cars.; He looked in as he passed the window.; We passed through the tunnel and were back out into the light.; She passed her hand across her face.; He passed the belt through the loops in his pants.; Did you see two people pass this way, a man and a woman, walking north?
480	pass away	If someone passes away	After my dad passed away, I had to help raise my brothers
481	pass the buck	If you pass the buck you give a job or responsibility that should be yours to someone else. This often means that a job is passed around so no one really does it.	Politicians are infamous for passing the buck amongst each other, using others as scapegoats.
482	passable	If something is passable
483	passage	A passage is the act of passing	Getting a driver's licence is a rite of passage from being a child to becoming an adult.
484	passages	The plural form of passage; more than one (kind of) passage.
485	passed	The past tense and past participle of pass.
486	passed away	The past tense and past participle of pass away.
487	passed the buck	The past tense and past participle of pass the buck.
488	passenger	A passenger is a person who is riding a vehicle—not the driver.	The boat can carry 101 passengers at more than 80 km/h across waves 1.5 m high.; The driver was killed in the car accident, but the two passengers were unharmed.; Both passenger trains and freight trains use the same tracks.
489	passengers	The plural form of passenger; more than one (kind of) passenger.
490	passer	A passer is someone who passes.
491	passerby	A passerby is someone who walks past a location or event.	As the two argued, passersby paid little attention.
492	passer-by	A passer-by is someone who walks past a location or event.	As the two argued, passers-by paid little attention.
493	passers	The plural form of passer; more than one (kind of) passer.
494	passersby	The plural form of passerby; more than one (kind of) passerby.
495	passers-by	The plural form of passer-by; more than one (kind of) passer-by.
496	passes	The third-person singular form of pass.
497	passes away	The third-person singular form of pass away.
498	passes the buck	The third-person singular form of pass the buck.
499	passing	The present participle of pass.
500	passing away	The present participle of pass away.
501	passing the buck	The present participle of pass the buck.
502	passion	Passion is a strong feeling	I have a passion for soap operas!; His passion for Tiffany was met with indifference.
503	passion fruit	a type fruit that can be found in Brazil
504	passionate	If a person is passionate
505	passionately	If you do something passionately	The fans passionately cheered for the home team.
506	passions	The plural form of passion; more than one (kind of) passion.
507	passive	If someone is passive	Watching TV is a much more passive activity than reading.; After his injury, he was forced to play a more passive role on the team.
508	passively	If something is done passively
509	passport	A passport is an official document that identifies a person
510	passports	The plural form of passport; more than one (kind of) passport.
511	password	A secret code that is used to get access to something.
512	passwords	The plural form of password; more than one (kind of) password.
513	past	A time before now.	In the past, many years ago, I was a good doctor.; Stuff in the past is a lot different than it is now.
514	past participle	A past participle is a verb form	In the following sentences, the underlined word is a past participle:; Have you seen her?; The used book had a dirty cover.; I have walked on this street many times.; The table is supported by four legs.
515	past participles	The plural form of past participle; more than one (kind of) past participle.
516	pasta	Pasta is a type of dough made from wheat and water and sometimes mixed with egg and formed into various shapes.
517	pastas	The plural form of pasta; more than one (kind of) pasta.
518	paste	Paste is a thick liquid for sticking (attaching) things together. Paste is like glue	He mixed flour and water to make a paste for sticking the paper together.
519	pasted	The past tense and past participle of paste.
520	pastes	The plural form of paste; more than one (kind of) paste.
521	pasteurise	If you pasteurise milk
522	pasteurised	The past tense and past participle of pasteurise.	The milk was pasteurised.
523	pasteurises	The third-person singular form of pasteurise.
524	pasteurising	The present participle of pasteurise.
525	pasteurize	If you pasteurize milk
526	pasteurized	The past tense and past participle of pasteurize.
527	pasteurizes	The third-person singular form of pasteurize.
528	pasteurizing	The present participle of pasteurize.
529	pastie	A pastie is an item that is worn to hide one's nipples.
530	pastier	The comparative form of pasty; more pasty.
531	pasties	The plural form of pastie; more than one (kind of) pastie.
532	pastiest	The superlative form of pasty; most pasty.
533	pastille	A pastille is a soft flavoured sweet or candy.
534	pastilles	The plural form of pastille; more than one (kind of) pastille.
535	pastime	A pastime is an activity that you do to use up time.	Watching soccer is our favorite pastime.
536	pastimes	The plural form of pastime; more than one (kind of) pastime.
537	pasting	The present participle of paste.
538	pastor	A pastor is a priest who is in-charge of a church.
539	pastored	The past tense and past participle of pastor.
540	pastoring	The present participle of pastor.
541	pastors	The plural form of pastor; more than one (kind of) pastor.
542	pastries	The plural form of pastry; more than one (kind of) pastry.
543	pastry	A pastry is a mixture of flour	The cook rolled out the pastry to make it thin to use as a pie crust.
544	pasts	The plural form of past; more than one (kind of) past.
545	pasture	land covered with grass. there are cattle or sheep.
546	pastures	The plural form of pasture; more than one (kind of) pasture.
547	pasty	If something is pasty	These mashed potatoes aren’t cooked well; they are very pasty.
548	pat	If you pat something	Rinse the meat with water then pat dry.; "You're good people, too, Agnes." He reached over an patted her shoulder. "Don't worry."; She held the baby close to her chest and gently patted his back.; He patted his pocket, looking for cigarettes.; The dog relaxed as he scratched her ears and patted her head.
549	patch	A patch is a small area that is a different colour or material from the area around it.	He'd come every other Sunday afternoon to mow the little patch of grass in front of the house.; He had red patches of skin in different places on his body.; We could see blue patches of sky between the trees.; Joe's father looked to the dark patch under the tree where Joe stood concealed.; Our small patch of forest was different.
550	patch up	If you patch up a relationship	I really don't want to argue with my friend. How can I patch things up?
551	patched	The past tense and past participle of patch.
552	patches	The plural form of patch; more than one (kind of) patch.
553	patchier	The comparative form of patchy; more patchy.
554	patchiest	The superlative form of patchy; most patchy.
555	patchiness	The patchiness of something is how patchy it is.
556	patching	The present participle of patch.
557	patchy	If a surface is patchy
558	patent	A patent is a way of protecting an invention from being stolen.	Thomas Edison had over 2000 patents.
559	patented	The past tense and past participle of patent.
560	patenting	The present participle of patent.
561	patents	The plural form of patent; more than one (kind of) patent.
562	paternal	Paternal is the adjective related to the noun 'father'.	A paternal inheritance is one which comes from your father.
563	paternities	The plural form of paternity; more than one (kind of) paternity.
564	paternity	Paternity is a relation between a father and his child.
565	path	A path is a way to get to a place. It is like a small road	That path leads into the woods.
566	pathetic	Arousing pity	The student's pathetic pleas for an extension stirred the teacher's heart.
567	pathogen	A pathogen is something that is able to cause disease
568	pathogens	The plural form of pathogen; more than one (kind of) pathogen.
569	pathologies	The plural form of pathology; more than one (kind of) pathology.
570	pathologist	A pathologist is an expert in pathology.
571	pathologists	The plural form of pathologist; more than one (kind of) pathologist.
572	pathology	The branch of medicine concerned with the study of the nature of disease and its causes
573	paths	The plural form of path; more than one (kind of) path.
574	pathway	A pathway is a path or track.
575	pathways	The plural form of pathway; more than one (kind of) pathway.
576	patience	If someone has patience	Andrew has so much patience with the children; I just get so angry with them.
577	patient	If someone is patient	It's hard to be patient with people who don't listen to you.; I'm a patient man with a long memory; I can wait.
578	patiently	Doing something patiently means to do it in a patient manner.	Jimmy waited patiently for his mother to bring him his favorite toy.
579	patients	The plural form of patient; more than one (kind of) patient.
580	patina	Patina is a coating of various chemical compounds such as oxides or carbonates formed on the surface of metal during exposure to weathering.
581	patinas	The plural form of patina; more than one (kind of) patina.
582	patio	A patio is an outdoor area near a house. Its surface is often covered with stones
583	patios	The plural form of patio; more than one (kind of) patio.
584	Patna	Patna is the capital city of the state of Bihar in India.
585	patriarch	A patriarch is a male leader of a family
586	patriarchies	The plural form of patriarchy; more than one (kind of) patriarchy.
587	patriarchs	The plural form of patriarch; more than one (kind of) patriarch.
588	patriarchy	A patriarchy is a society where the oldest male is considered to be the leader of the household.
589	Patricia	Patricia is a female given name.
590	patrician	A patrician is a person born into a wealthy or high-ranking family.
591	patricians	The plural form of patrician; more than one (kind of) patrician.
592	patricide	Patricide is the act of killing one's own father.
593	patricides	The plural form of patricide; more than one (kind of) patricide.
594	Patrick	Patrick is a male given name.
595	patrimonies	The plural form of patrimony; more than one (kind of) patrimony.
596	patrimony	Patrimony is a right or estate inherited from their father or from any male ancestor.
597	patriot	A patriot is someone who loves and zealously supports and defends their country.
598	patriotic	If you are patriotic	During the war, it was common to hear patriotic songs on the radio.; It is your patriotic duty to vote in the election.
599	patriotism	Patriotism is love	Americans get a burst of patriotism every year on July 4 when they celebrate Independence Day.
600	patriotisms	The plural form of patriotism; more than one (kind of) patriotism.
601	patriots	The plural form of patriot; more than one (kind of) patriot.
602	patrol	A patrol is a movement to keep watch over an area at regular intervals so as to ensure the area's security.
603	patrolled	The past tense and past participle of patrol.
604	patrolling	The present participle of patrol.
605	patrols	The plural form of patrol; more than one (kind of) patrol.
606	patron	A patron is a supporter of something.	John, a well known patron of the arts, donated a large sum of money to the local museum last summer.
607	patronage	Patronage is money and aid given to support a person or an organization.
608	patronages	The plural form of patronage; more than one (kind of) patronage.
609	patroness	A patroness is a woman that supports or provides money for an activity or person
610	patronesses	The plural form of patroness; more than one (kind of) patroness.
611	patronise	When you patronise someone	He patronised the downtown restaurant.
612	patronised	The past tense and past participle of patronise.
613	patroniser	A patroniser is a person who patronises something and supports it.
614	patronisers	The plural form of patroniser; more than one (kind of) patroniser.
615	patronises	The third-person singular form of patronise.
616	patronising	If x is patronising towards y	Often the tourist is hated for his patronising attitude towards the locals.
617	patronize	When you patronize someone	He patronized the downtown restaurant.
618	patronized	The past tense and past participle of patronize.
619	patronizer	A patronizer is a person who patronizes something and supports it.
620	patronizers	The plural form of patronizer; more than one (kind of) patronizer.
621	patronizes	The third-person singular form of patronize.
622	patronizing	If x is patronizing towards y	Often the tourist is hated for his patronizing attitude towards the locals.
623	patrons	The plural form of patron; more than one (kind of) patron.
624	pats	The plural form of pat; more than one (kind of) pat.
625	patsies	The plural form of patsy; more than one (kind of) patsy.
626	patsy	A patsy is a scapegoat	Lee said he did not do anything wrong. He said that he was a patsy.
627	patted	The past tense and past participle of pat.
628	patter	Patter refers to the soft sound that feet makes when walking on a hard surface.	The night was very quiet, and I could hear the patter of the mice crawling in the kitchen.
629	pattered	The past tense and past participle of patter.
630	pattering	The present participle of patter.
631	pattern	A pattern is a design that uses the same set of elements many times in the same order.	The table cloth had a simple pattern of red and white squares.
632	patterned	The past tense and past participle of pattern.
633	patterning	The present participle of pattern.
634	patterns	The plural form of pattern; more than one (kind of) pattern.
635	patters	The plural form of patter; more than one (kind of) patter.
636	patties	The plural form of patty; more than one (kind of) patty.
637	patting	The present participle of pat.
638	patty	A patty is a flat circular piece of ground meat.
639	Paul	Paul is a male given name.
640	Paula	Paula is a female given name.
641	pauper	A pauper is a very poor person.
642	paupers	The plural form of pauper; more than one (kind of) pauper.
643	pause	To pause is to stop current work and do some other work for some time.	He paused the video for some time.
644	paused	The past tense and past participle of pause.
645	pauses	The third-person singular form of pause.
646	pausing	The present participle of pause.
647	pave	When you pave a road
648	paved	The past tense and past participle of pave.
649	pavement	A pavement is the paved path that a pedestrian uses
650	paves	The third-person singular form of pave.
651	paving	The present participle of pave.
652	paw	A paw is the foot of a dog
653	pawed	The past tense and past participle of paw.
654	pawing	The present participle of paw.
655	pawn	A pawn in the game of chess is a piece that can only move forward. Each player will get eight pawns.
656	pawned	The past tense and past participle of pawn.
657	pawning	The present participle of pawn.
658	pawns	The plural form of pawn; more than one (kind of) pawn.
659	pawrent	A pawrent is the owner of a pet dog or cat.
660	pawrents	The plural form of pawrent; more than one (kind of) pawrent.
661	paws	The plural form of paw; more than one (kind of) paw.
662	pay	If you pay	Bess worked for eight hours and they paid her a hundred dollars.
663	payable	If something is payable
664	payback	Payback is an act of revenge.	They beat us last year, so this year's win was payback.
665	paybacks	The plural form of payback; more than one (kind of) payback.
666	paycheck	Money received (normally in the form of a check) in return for work performed during the previous pay period.	My paycheck was pleasantly high this week!
667	paychecks	The plural form of paycheck; more than one (kind of) paycheck.
668	payday	Your payday is the day you get paid by your employer.
669	paydays	The plural form of payday; more than one (kind of) payday.
670	paying	The present participle of pay.	We'll be paying for our house for many years to come.
671	payment	A payment is some money that someone is giving to someone else when they're buying something.	I sent the things they wanted, but I haven't gotten the payment for them yet.
672	payments	The plural form of payment; more than one (kind of) payment.	Please be sure to send your payments in on time.
673	payoff	A payoff is a payment in full.
674	pay-off	A pay-off is a payment in full.
675	payoffs	The plural form of payoff; more than one (kind of) payoff.
676	pay-offs	The plural form of pay-off; more than one (kind of) pay-off.
677	payout	A payout is the amount of money paid for a job.
678	payouts	The plural form of payout; more than one (kind of) payout.
679	payroll	A payroll is a list of employees of a company and the amount of money (salary) they are paid.
680	payrolls	The plural form of payroll; more than one (kind of) payroll.
681	pays	The third-person singular form of pay.
682	PB	Personal best.
683	pea	A pea is a small green seed that you can eat as a vegetable.
684	peace	Peace is the way a country is when there is no war.	The people lived in peace for thirty years.
685	peaceful	A place or person is peaceful when there is silence or quiet. There is no noise and nothing happening suddenly.
686	peacefully	If something is done peacefully
687	peacefulness	The peacefulness of a place is how peaceful it is.
688	peach	A sweet fruit.	You need to take the pit out of that peach.
689	Peach Tree State	The Peach Tree State is a nickname for Georgia.
690	peaches	The plural form of peach; more than one (kind of) peach.	Peaches are my favorite fruit.
691	peacock	A peacock is a male big bird that has a very long colorful tail feathers with eye-like markings on it.	The peacock is the national bird of India.
692	peacocks	The plural form of peacock; more than one (kind of) peacock.
693	peak	A peak is a point at the top of an object.
694	peaked	The past tense and past participle of peak.
695	peaking	The present participle of peak.
696	peaks	The plural form of peak; more than one (kind of) peak.
697	peal	A peal is a sudden loud sound from a bell
698	peals	The plural form of peal; more than one (kind of) peal.
699	peanut	A peanut is a type of legume that looks like a nut.
700	peanut butter	A type of spread made from peanuts.
701	peanut butters	The plural form of peanut butter; more than one (kind of) peanut butter.
702	peanuts	The plural form of peanut; more than one (kind of) peanut.
703	pear	A pear is an edible fruit that is made by the pear tree	Sally bit into a ripe green pear, with juice coming out from either side of her mouth.
704	pearl	A pearl is a round	She bought a pearl necklace.
705	pearled	The past tense and past participle of pearl.
706	pearlier	The comparative form of pearly; more pearly.
707	pearlies	The plural form of pearly; more than one (kind of) pearly.
708	pearliest	The superlative form of pearly; most pearly.
709	pearlike	If something is pearlike
710	pear-like	Pear-like is another way of spelling pearlike.
711	pearling	The present participle of pearl.
712	pearls	The plural form of pearl; more than one (kind of) pearl.
713	pearly	Pearly is a light greyish white color that has some tints of blue.
714	pears	The plural form of pear; more than one (kind of) pear.
715	peary	If something is peary
716	peas	The plural form of pea; more than one (kind of) pea.
717	peasant	A peasant is a poor agricultural worker in the countryside.
718	peasants	The plural form of peasant; more than one (kind of) peasant.
719	peat	Peat is soil formed of dead but not fully decayed plants found in bog areas
720	peats	The plural form of peat; more than one (kind of) peat.
721	pebble	A pebble is a small round stone.
722	pebbles	The plural form of pebble; more than one (kind of) pebble.
723	peck	When a bird pecks on something
724	pecked	The past tense and past participle of peck.
725	pecking	The present participle of peck.
726	pecks	The third-person singular form of peck.
727	pectin	Pectin is a polysaccharide found in ripe fruits and it is used to make jellies and jams.
728	pectins	The plural form of pectin; more than one (kind of) pectin.
729	peculiar	When something is peculiar	The girl there standing in the crowd of boys there looks rather peculiar.
730	peculiarly	If something is done peculiarly
731	pedal	A pedal is a kind of lever that is used by the foot to control a machine. A bicycle	He pressed his foot down on the pedal of the car and it started to go faster.; A piano usually has two or three pedals to control the sound of the musical notes made.
732	pedaled	The past tense and past participle of pedal.
733	pedaling	The present participle of pedal.
734	pedalled	The past tense and past participle of pedal.
735	pedalling	The present participle of pedal.
736	pedals	The plural form of pedal; more than one (kind of) pedal.
737	pedant	A pedant is someone who is too worried about small details
738	pedantic	If someone is being pedantic
739	pedants	The plural form of pedant; more than one (kind of) pedant.
740	peddle	If you peddle
741	peddled	The past tense and past participle of peddle.
742	peddler	A peddler is a person who sells small goods.
743	peddlers	The plural form of peddler; more than one (kind of) peddler.
744	peddles	The third-person singular form of peddle.
745	peddling	The present participle of peddle.
746	pederastic	Relating to a man's erotic love for adolescent boys (male version of korephilia).
747	pedestal	A pedestal is a platform that holds up objects such as statues and vases.
748	pedestaled	The past tense and past participle of pedestal.
749	pedestaling	The present participle of pedestal.
750	pedestals	The plural form of pedestal; more than one (kind of) pedestal.
751	pedestrian	A person who is walking or traveling by foot.	The pedestrian crossed the road when all the cars had stopped.
752	pedestrianisation	Pedestrianisation refers to making a street become only usable by people (pedestrians) instead of being used by vehicles such as cars.
753	pedestrianization	Pedestrianization refers to making a street become only usable by people (pedestrians) instead of being used by vehicles such as cars.
754	pedestrians	The plural form of pedestrian; more than one (kind of) pedestrian.
755	pediatrician	A pediatrician is a doctor who specializes in treating children.
756	pediatricians	The plural form of pediatrician; more than one (kind of) pediatrician.
757	pedicure	Pedicure is a cosmetic treatment that involves the care for a person's feet and toenails.
758	pedicures	The plural form of pedicure; more than one (kind of) pedicure.
759	pedigree	A pedigree is a record of ancestors.
760	pedigrees	The plural form of pedigree; more than one (kind of) pedigree.
761	pedometer	A pedometer is a device that measures the number of steps taken.
762	pedometers	The plural form of pedometer; more than one (kind of) pedometer.
763	pedophile	In general use
764	pedophiles	The plural form of pedophile; more than one (kind of) pedophile.
765	pedophilia	In general use	Pedophilia causes problems in children who are victims of it.; Pedophilia sometimes is the pedophile's only sexual attraction, but sometimes exists alongside normal attraction to other adults.
766	pedophilias	The plural form of pedophilia; more than one (kind of) pedophilia.
767	pedophilic	Of
768	peduncle	A part of a plant. It keeps the sepals in place.
769	peduncles	The plural form of peduncle; more than one (kind of) peduncle.
770	pee	Pee is urine	The dog got pee on my shoe.
771	pee pee	Alternative spelling of pee-pee.
772	pee pees	The plural form of pee pee; more than one (kind of) pee pee.
773	peed	The past tense and past participle of pee.
774	peeing	The present participle of pee.
775	peek	A peek is a quick glance.
776	peeked	The past tense and past participle of peek.
777	peeking	The present participle of peek.
778	peeks	The plural form of peek; more than one (kind of) peek.
779	pederasty	Pederasty is the erotic love
780	pedagogy	Pedagogy is the profession of teaching.
781	pedagogies	The plural form of pedagogy; more than one (kind of) pedagogy.
782	peel	If you peel a fruit	I am going to peel this banana.
783	peeled	The past tense and past participle of peel.
784	peeling	The present participle of peel.
785	peels	The third-person singular form of peel.
786	peep	A peep is a quick and secret look.
787	peeped	The past tense and past participle of peep.
788	pee-pee	Pee-pee is another name of urine.
789	pee-pees	The plural form of pee-pee; more than one (kind of) pee-pee.
790	peeping	The present participle of peep.
791	peeping tom	A peeping tom is a person who watches another for the purpose of sexual pleasure without them knowing.
792	peeping toms	The plural form of peeping tom; more than one (kind of) peeping tom.
793	peeps	The plural form of peep; more than one (kind of) peep.
794	peer	A peer is someone of the same level as you.	I have peers in school that often help me when I need their help.
795	peerage	The peerage of a state means those people who form the aristocracy of that state.	The peerage in the Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is represented in the Kingdom's House of Lords.
796	peerages	The plural form of peerage; more than one (kind of) peerage.
797	peered	The past tense and past participle of peer.
798	peering	The present participle of peer.
799	peerless	When someone is peerless
800	peers	The plural form of peer; more than one (kind of) peer.
801	pees	The third-person singular form of pee.
802	peevish	A peevish is a person who has a petty bad temper.
803	peevishness	Peevishness is the state of being peevish.
804	peg	A peg is a short pin or bolt that is used for hanging things.
805	pegged	The past tense and past participle of peg.
806	pegging	Pegging is the thrusting of a strap-on into a man's anus. The purpose of pegging is usually sexual pleasure.
807	pegs	The plural form of peg; more than one (kind of) peg.
808	pejorative	A pejorative term	In modern slang, the word wicked has lost its perjorative meaning.
809	pejoratives	The plural form of pejorative; more than one (kind of) pejorative.
810	Peking	Peking is the old name for Beijing.
811	pelican	A pelican is a large water bird.
812	pelicans	The plural form of pelican; more than one (kind of) pelican.
813	pellet	Pellet is a chunk or mass of a material.
814	pellets	The plural form of pellet; more than one (kind of) pellet.
815	pelt	The skin of an animal with hair on it; a raw hide; a skin with the hairy or woolly covering on it.
816	pelted	The past tense and past participle of pelt.
817	pelting	The present participle of pelt.
818	pelts	The plural form of pelt; more than one (kind of) pelt.
819	pelves	The plural form of pelvis; more than one (kind of) pelvis.
820	pelvis	The pelvis is a group of bones around the lower torso that form the hip.	Older people often fall and break their pelvis.
821	pelvises	The plural form of pelvis; more than one (kind of) pelvis.
822	pen	A pen is a writing tool that uses ink.	She sat down with pen and paper and started a letter to her aunt.; He picked up his ballpoint pen, crossed out some words.
823	penal	If something is penal	penal code
824	penalise	When you penalise someone	When you give such a long answer to a question that requires only one line in the examination, you are only penalising yourself.; Bob was caught for speeding, and the traffic police officer penalised him with a speeding ticket.
825	penalised	The past tense and past participle of penalise.
826	penalises	The third-person singular form of penalise.
827	penalising	The present participle of penalise.
828	penalize	When you penalize someone
829	penalized	The past tense and past participle of penalize.
830	penalizes	The third-person singular form of penalize.
831	penalizing	The present participle of penalize.
832	penalties	The plural form of penalty; more than one (kind of) penalty.
833	penalty	A penalty is a legal punishment for committing a crime.	The penalty for his crime was to pay a fine.
834	penalty kick	A penalty kick is a free-kick that is taken from the penalty spot; it is taken after a defensive foul in the penalty box and the goalkeeper is the only person on the field to defend against it.	The penalty kick saved them from defeat today.
835	penalty kicks	The plural form of penalty kick; more than one (kind of) penalty kick.
836	penance	A penance is an action you do as a punishment. You do penance when you have done something wrong and want to compensate for it.	His penance was to pray for two days and not eat
837	penances	The plural form of penance; more than one (kind of) penance.
838	pence	The plural form of penny; more than one (kind of) penny.	These apples are twenty pence each.
839	penchant	If a person has a penchant for something	He has a penchant for fine wine.
840	penchants	The plural form of penchant; more than one (kind of) penchant.
841	pencil	A pencil is used for writing on paper. It is made of wood
842	pencils	The plural form of pencil; more than one (kind of) pencil.
843	pend	If you pend a decision
844	pendant	A pendant is a piece of jewellery that hangs from a chain worn around the neck.
845	pendants	The plural form of pendant; more than one (kind of) pendant.
846	pended	The past tense and past participle of pend.
847	pending	While waiting for something; until.	Final approval was not given pending agreement on how the money would be spent.; He may not leave the country pending the outcome of the trial.
848	pends	The third-person singular form of pend.
849	pendulum	A pendulum is a weight that is suspended from a fixed support so that it swings freely back and forth.
850	pendulums	The plural form of pendulum; more than one (kind of) pendulum.
851	penes	The plural form of penis; more than one (kind of) penis.
852	penetrable	If something is penetrable
853	penetrate	If you penetrate something	The rocket was the first to penetrate space.; Light penetrates into the windows during the daytime.; A penis penetrates the vagina during intercourse.
854	penetrated	The past tense and past participle of penetrate.
855	penetrates	The third-person singular form of penetrate.
856	penetrating	The present participle of penetrate.
857	penetration	Penetration is the action of penetrating into something.
858	penetrations	The plural form of penetration; more than one (kind of) penetration.
859	penguin	A penguin is a sea bird that cannot fly.	We went to the Zoo to see the penguins.
860	penguins	The plural form of penguin; more than one (kind of) penguin.
861	peninsula	A peninsula is a landmass that is surrounded on almost all sides by water
862	peninsulas	The plural form of peninsula; more than one (kind of) peninsula.
863	penis	A penis is the male organ for sex and urination.
864	penises	The plural form of penis; more than one (kind of) penis.
865	penknife	A penknife is a small knife that you can fold.
866	penknives	The plural form of penknife; more than one (kind of) penknife.
867	pennant	A flag used to show support for a particular team.
868	pennants	The plural form of pennant; more than one (kind of) pennant.
869	penned	The past tense and past participle of pen.
870	pennies	The plural form of penny; more than one (kind of) penny.
871	penniless	If a person is penniless
872	penning	The present participle of pen.
873	Pennsylvania	Pennsylvania is a state of the United States of America.	Harrisburg is the capital of Pennsylvania.
874	penny	A penny is a small coin of little value; 100 pennies (or 100 pence) make a pound	This sweet only costs a penny.; If you have two pennies, you have two pence.
875	pens	The plural form of pen; more than one (kind of) pen.
876	pension	A pension is money paid regularly by a government or company to someone who has stopped working	When her pension ran out, she had to sell her house and move in with her daughter.; He regularly puts money into a retirement pension plan.; The employees do not like how the company is investing their retirement pension funds.
877	pensioned	The past tense and past participle of pension.
878	pensioning	The present participle of pension.
879	pensions	The plural form of pension; more than one (kind of) pension.
880	pentadecagon	A pentadecagon is a shape with 15 sides.
881	pentadecagons	The plural form of pentadecagon; more than one (kind of) pentadecagon.
882	pentagon	A pentagon (⬟) is a shape that has five sides.
883	pentagons	More than one pentagon; plural of pentagon
884	pentagram	A pentagram (⛤) is a 5-pointed star shape with self-intersecting lines.
885	pentagrams	The plural form of pentagram; more than one (kind of) pentagram.
886	pentahedra	The plural form of pentahedron; more than one (kind of) pentahedron.
887	pentahedron	A pentahedron is a polyhedron with five faces.
888	pentahedrons	The plural form of pentahedron; more than one (kind of) pentahedron.
889	pentasyllabic	A pentasyllabic word is a word that has five syllables.
890	penultimate	If something is penultimate	Y is the penultimate letter in the alphabet.
891	people	The plural form of person; more than one (kind of) person.	Who are these people at the party?
892	peopled	The past tense and past participle of people.
893	peoples	The plural form of people; more than one (kind of) people.	The native peoples of America speak different languages.
894	People's Republic of China	The People's Republic of China refers to the state that includes all of mainland China
895	peopling	The present participle of people.
896	pepper	Pepper is a kind of spice	The pepper was so hot the boy could not eat it.
897	pepperier	The comparative form of peppery; more peppery.
898	pepperiest	The superlative form of peppery; most peppery.
899	peppermint	A peppermint hybrid herb of the mint family.
900	peppermints	The plural form of peppermint; more than one (kind of) peppermint.
901	pepperoni	A sausage that is commonly put on pizza
902	pepperonis	The plural form of pepperoni; more than one (kind of) pepperoni.
903	peppers	The plural form of pepper; more than one (kind of) pepper.
904	peppery	If a dish] is peppery
905	per	for each; during each	Double rooms with full breakfast are £40 per person per night.
906	per cent	You use per cent show the number of parts out of one hundred. The symbol for per cent is %.	The cost of gas has increased seven per cent in the last month.
907	perambulate	If you perambulate
908	perambulated	The past tense and past participle of perambulate.
909	perambulates	The third-person singular form of perambulate.
910	perambulating	The present participle of perambulate.
911	perceive	If you perceive something	He was unable to perceive any difference at all in the room after the changes.
912	perceived	The past tense and past participle of perceive.	In Japan, smoking while walking is perceived as rude in public places.; A perceived taboo in public places in Thailand is to not walk or move during the King's Anthem.
913	perceives	The third-person singular form of perceive.
914	perceiving	The present participle of perceive.
915	percent	You use percent show the number of parts out of a hundred. The symbol for percent is %.	The cost of gas has increased seven percent in the last month.
916	percentage	A percentage of something is the amount as a fraction of 100.	The second school has a much higher percentage of girls (62%).
917	percentages	The plural form of percentage; more than one (kind of) percentage.
918	perception	Perception is the action of seeing	The government hopes to change the public's perception of the problem.; When we asked people what they thought, we found there was a big difference between their perception and reality.
919	perceptions	The plural form of perception; more than one (kind of) perception.
920	perch	A perch is a type of freshwater fish.	Look at that perch jumping out of the water.
921	perched	The past tense and past participle of perch.
922	perches	The plural form of perch; more than one (kind of) perch.
923	perching	The present participle of perch.
924	percolate	If you percolate a liquid
925	percolated	The past tense and past participle of percolate.
926	percolates	The third-person singular form of percolate.
927	percolating	The present participle of percolate.
928	percolation	Percolation is the act of passing a liquid through a porous substance.
929	percussion	Percussion is the collision of two items in order to produce a sound.
930	percussions	The plural form of percussion; more than one (kind of) percussion.
931	percutaneous	If something is percutaneous
932	perdure	If something perdures	He hopes that his fame will perdure through the centuries.
933	perdured	The past tense and past participle of perdure.
934	perdures	The third-person singular form of perdure.
935	perduring	The present participle of perdure.
936	peregrine falcon	The peregrine falcon (Falco peregrinus) is a bird of prey found in many parts of the world.	The peregrine falcon is the fastest bird in the world.
937	peregrine falcons	The plural form of peregrine falcon; more than one (kind of) peregrine falcon.
938	perennial	If something is perennial it is there every year
939	perennials	The plural form of perennial; more than one (kind of) perennial.
940	perfect	Something that is perfect has no mistakes	She answered him in perfect Japanese.
941	perfected	The past tense and past participle of perfect.
942	perfecting	The present participle of perfect.
943	perfection	Perfection is the state or quality of having no mistakes	I don't expect perfection from teachers, but I do expect honesty and hard work.; The painting represents an ideal of human perfection.
944	perfectionist	Someone who always tries to be perfect or who has very high standards.	He's a perfectionist, because he said a test score of 99% was bad.
945	perfectionists	The plural form of perfectionist; more than one (kind of) perfectionist.
946	perfectly	If something is done perfectly	The car is perfectly aligned in the lot.
947	perfects	The third-person singular form of perfect.
948	perfidies	The plural form of perfidy; more than one (kind of) perfidy.
949	perfidious	A perfidious person is someone who is not trustworthy.
950	perfidy	Perfidy is the state of not being trustworthy.
951	perforate	If you perforate something
952	perforated	The past tense and past participle of perforate.
953	perforates	The third-person singular form of perforate.
954	perforating	The present participle of perforate.
955	perforation	A perforation is a hole made in something
956	perforations	The plural form of perforation; more than one (kind of) perforation.
957	perform	When you perform something	Please come help me perform this task.
958	performance	A performance is a show of acting or music.	We went to see a performance by local musicians last night.; The acting was good, but the noise made it difficult to enjoy the performance.
959	performances	The plural form of performance; more than one (kind of) performance.
960	performed	The past tense and past participle of perform.
961	performer	A performer is someone who entertains people with music	Freddie Mercury, the lead singer of Queen, was a great performer.
962	performers	The plural form of performer; more than one (kind of) performer.
963	performing	The present participle of perform.
964	performs	The third-person singular form of perform.
965	perfume	A perfume is something that gives out a scent	Her perfume smelled like lily of the valley.
966	perfumed	The past tense and past participle of perfume.
967	perfumeries	The plural form of perfumery; more than one (kind of) perfumery.
968	perfumery	A perfumery is a shop selling perfumes.
969	perfumes	The plural form of perfume; more than one (kind of) perfume.
970	perfuming	The present participle of perfume.
971	perhaps	If you say that perhaps something will happen or that perhaps it is true	Perhaps someday I'll learn how to drive.; If I tried again, perhaps it might work.
972	peril	Peril is a situation of serious and immediate danger.
973	perilous	If something is perilous
974	perils	The plural form of peril; more than one (kind of) peril.
975	perimeter	The perimeter is the sum of the distance of all the lengths of the sides of an object.
976	perimeters	The plural form of perimeter; more than one (kind of) perimeter.
977	period	A period is a length of time.	There was a short period when my computer stopped working.; During the first period, Germany scored two goals.; The dinosaurs lived from late in the Triassic period (about 225 million years ago) until the end of the Cretaceous (about 65 million years ago).
978	periodic	Something that is periodic happens regularly.
979	periodic table	The periodic table is a table with all the elements in chemistry. Each element has an atomic number.
980	periodic tables	The plural form of periodic table; more than one (kind of) periodic table.
981	periodical	A periodical is a publication issued regularly.
982	periodically	Something that happens periodically happens quite often at regular times.	The garbage is collected periodically by the city.
983	periodicals	The plural form of periodical; more than one (kind of) periodical.
984	periodontics	Periodontics is the study of supporting structures of teeth and the diseases and conditions that affect them.
985	periodontist	A periodontist is a dentist who specializes in periodontics
986	periodontists	The plural form of periodontist; more than one (kind of) periodontist.
987	periods	The plural form of period; more than one (kind of) period.
988	peripheral	If something is peripheral
989	peripherals	The plural form of peripheral; more than one (kind of) peripheral.
990	peripheries	The plural form of periphery; more than one (kind of) periphery.
991	periphery	A periphery is an outside boundary or surface of something.	The suburbs are a city's periphery.
992	perish	To perish means to die (stop living).	The fire destroyed the building, but luckily nobody inside perished.
993	perishability	The perishability of something is how perishable it is.
994	perishable	If food is perishable
995	perishables	The plural form of perishable; more than one (kind of) perishable.
996	perished	The past tense and past participle of perish.
997	perishes	The third-person singular form of perish.
998	perishing	The present participle of perish.
999	periwinkle	Periwinkle is a plants of the genus Vinca with blue or white flowers.
1000	periwinkles	The plural form of periwinkle; more than one (kind of) periwinkle.
1001	perjure	If you perjure	He perjured himself.
1002	perjured	The past tense and past participle of perjure.
1003	perjures	The third-person singular form of perjure.
1004	perjuries	The plural form of perjury; more than one (kind of) perjury.
1005	perjuring	The present participle of perjure.
1006	perjury	If a person commits perjury
1007	perk	A perk is an extra bonus or gift	My new job does not have as many perks, like paid vacations.; One perk of riding my bike to work is that I can spend more time outside.
1008	perked	The past tense and past participle of perk.
1009	perkier	The comparative form of perky; more perky.
1010	perkiest	The superlative form of perky; most perky.
1011	perkily	If something is done perkily
1012	perkiness	Perkiness is the state or quality of being perky.
1013	perking	The present participle of perk.
1014	perks	The plural form of perk; more than one (kind of) perk.
1015	perky	When a person is perky
1016	permafrost	Permafrost is a permanently frozen ground.
1017	permafrosts	The plural form of permafrost; more than one (kind of) permafrost.
1018	permanent	When something is permanent	His permanent problems cannot be solved.
1019	permanently	If something happens permanently	The restaurant closed permanently in January.
1020	permeability	The permeability of a material is how easily gas or liquid can go through it.	The low permeability of the limestone walls keeps the room dry.
1021	permeable	A substance is permeable if it lets some gases or liquids to pass through it.	Earthenware is a solid substance which is permeable to small amounts of water.; Biological cell walls are semi-permeable because they let water and some gases pass through, but stop larger molecules.
1022	permeate	If something permeates
1023	permeated	The past tense and past participle of permeate.
1024	permeates	The third-person singular form of permeate.
1025	permeating	The present participle of permeate.
1026	permissible	If something is permissible
1027	permission	If you have permission to do something	My father gave me permission to go to the city.
1028	permissions	The plural form of permission; more than one (kind of) permission.
1029	permissive	If someone or something is permissive	The teacher was very permissive with homework deadlines.
1030	permit	If you have a permit to do something
1031	permits	The plural form of permit; more than one (kind of) permit.
1032	permitted	The past tense and past participle of permit.
1033	permitting	The present participle of permit.
1034	permutate	If you permutate something
1035	permutated	The past tense and past participle of permutate.
1036	permutates	The third-person singular form of permutate.
1037	permutating	The present participle of permutate.
1038	permutation	A permutation is one of the several possible ways something can be structured or arranged.	She tried on various combinations and permutations of clothes.
1039	permutations	The plural form of permutation; more than one (kind of) permutation.
1040	permute	If you permute something
1041	permuted	The past tense and past participle of permute.
1042	permutes	The third-person singular form of permute.
1043	permuting	The present participle of permute.
1044	pernicious	If something is pernicious
1045	pernickety	A pernickety person is someone who is very fussy.
1046	peroxide	A peroxide is an ion that contains two oxygen atoms linked by a covalent bond.
1047	peroxides	The plural form of peroxide; more than one (kind of) peroxide.
1048	perpendicular	Perpendicular means "at a ninety degree angle to".
1049	perpetrate	If you perpetrate
1050	perpetrated	The past tense and past participle of perpetrate.
1051	perpetrates	The third-person singular form of perpetrate.
1052	perpetrating	The present participle of perpetrate.
1053	perpetrator	A perpetrator is a person who commits or carries out a crime or illegal act.
1054	perpetrators	The plural form of perpetrator; more than one (kind of) perpetrator.
1055	perpetual	When something is perpetual
1056	perpetually	Perpetually means something existing or happening continuously over a long period.
1057	perpetuity	Perpetuity is the quality or state of lasting forever.
1058	perplex	If you make someone feel perplexed	His reaction perplexed me.
1059	perplexed	If you are perplexed
1060	perplexes	The third-person singular form of perplex.
1061	perplexing	The present participle of perplex.	This English question is perplexing.
1062	persecute	If a group of people are persecuted
1063	persecuted	The past tense and past participle of persecute.
1064	persecutes	The third-person singular form of persecute.
1065	persecuting	The present participle of persecute.
1066	persecution	Persecution is the act of treating someone cruelly or unfairly	The group fled their country to escape persecution.; The persecutions of religious minorities have been well-documented.
1067	persecutions	The plural form of persecution; more than one (kind of) persecution.
1068	perseverance	Perseverance is the ability to continue and not give up at something
1069	persevere	If a person perseveres
1070	persevered	The past tense and past participle of persevere.
1071	perseveres	The third-person singular form of persevere.
1072	persevering	The present participle of persevere.
1073	persimmon	A persimmon is a sweet	Would you like to eat a persimmon or a tangerine?
1074	persimmons	The plural form of persimmon; more than one (kind of) persimmon.
1075	persist	To persist is to continue to do something even if people want you to stop.
1076	persisted	The past tense and past participle of persist.
1077	persistence	The act of being persistent.
1078	persistency	Persistency is the state or quality of being persistent.
1079	persistent	If someone or something is persistent	She has had a persistent cough for weeks.; There was a persistent knocking on the door.; Many youth who spend time in jail actually become persistent offenders.; There have been persistent rumors for years.
1080	persistently	When something is done persistently	The young boy was persistently asking his mother to buy him the toys.
1081	persisting	The present participle of persist.
1082	persists	The third-person singular form of persist.
1083	persnickety	A persnickety person is someone who is very fussy.
1084	person	A person is somebody.	She is a very nice person.
1085	persona	A persona is an assumed identity or role; an identity or role that somebody assumes.
1086	personal	If something is personal	When I die, I will give you my personal wealth.; Don't make personal remarks.
1087	personalisation	Personalisation is the act of personalising something.
1088	personalisations	The plural form of personalisation; more than one (kind of) personalisation.
1089	personalise	If you personalise something
1090	personalised	The past tense and past participle of personalise.
1091	personalises	The third-person singular form of personalise.
1092	personalising	The present participle of personalise.
1093	personalities	The plural form of personality; more than one (kind of) personality.
1094	personality	A quality that make a person (or thing) distinct from another.	My teacher complained to me about my personality.
1095	personalization	Personalization is the act of personalizing something.
1096	personalizations	The plural form of personalization; more than one (kind of) personalization.
1097	personalize	If you personalize something
1098	personalized	The past tense and past participle of personalize.
1099	personalizes	The third-person singular form of personalize.
1100	personalizing	The present participle of personalize.
1101	personally	You say that you	Personally, I feel like I am one of the best workers here.; I personally think that it's a valuable change.
1102	personas	The plural form of persona; more than one (kind of) persona.
1103	personification	Personification is the act of personifying.
1104	personifications	The plural form of personification; more than one (kind of) personification.
1105	personified	The past tense and past participle of personify.
1106	personifies	The third-person singular form of personify.
1107	personify	If something is personified	Mozart could be said to personify musical genius.; The writer personified death in the form of the Grim Reaper.
1108	personifying	The present participle of personify.
1109	personnel	Personnel refers to the people who are working for a company and the staff that are working in its office.
1110	persons	The plural form of person; more than one (kind of) person.
1111	perspective	A perspective is a way of looking at or thinking about something.	The British media give a completely different perspective from CNN.; He has to look at everything from an international perspective.; The book provides a fresh perspective on the lives of young airmen during the war.
1112	perspectives	The plural form of perspective; more than one (kind of) perspective.
1113	perspiration	Perspiration is the action or process of perspiring
1114	perspire	If a person perspires
1115	perspired	The past tense and past participle of perspire.
1116	perspires	The third-person singular form of perspire.
1117	perspiring	The present participle of perspire.
1118	persuade	If you persuade somebody to do something	She tried to persuade her mother to leave Greensburg.; He hoped she could be persuaded to join him as he travelled through France and Germany.
1119	persuaded	The past tense and past participle of persuade.
1120	persuades	The third-person singular form of persuade.
1121	persuading	The present participle of persuade.
1122	persuasion	Persuasion is the process of making somebody agree with you or do what you want them to do.	A great leader has vision and the power of persuasion.
1123	persuasions	The plural form of persuasion; more than one (kind of) persuasion.
1124	persuasive	If something is persuasive	That ad is persuasive.
1125	persuasively	If something is done persuasively
1126	pert	A pert person is someone who is attractive.
1127	pertain	To pertain means to belong to.
1128	pertained	The past tense and past participle of pertain.
1129	pertaining	about; related to	Pertaining to the suggestions, there is a some advantage in this new approach.; The books pertaining to this subject can be found in the far section.
1130	pertains	The third-person singular form of pertain.
1131	perter	The comparative form of pert; more pert.
1132	pertest	The superlative form of pert; most pert.
1133	Perth	Perth is the capital of Western Australia.
1134	pertinent	When something is pertinent	We should get pertinent details for our project work.
1135	perturb	If a person is perturb by something
1136	perturbed	The past tense and past participle of perturb.
1137	perturbing	The present participle of perturb.
1138	perturbs	The third-person singular form of perturb.
1139	Peru	Peru is a country in South America
1140	peruse	If you peruse something
1141	perused	The past tense and past participle of peruse.
1142	peruses	The third-person singular form of peruse.
1143	perusing	The present participle of peruse.
1144	Peruvian	A Peruvian is a person or thing that comes from Peru.
1145	Peruvians	The plural form of Peruvian; more than one (kind of) Peruvian.
1146	pervade	If something pervades
1147	pervaded	The past tense and past participle of pervade.
1148	pervades	The third-person singular form of pervade.
1149	pervading	The present participle of pervade.
1150	pervert	A pervert is a person who has inappropriate habits.	That pervert was looking into the changeroom.
1151	perverts	The plural form of pervert; more than one (kind of) pervert.
1152	pervious	If something is pervious it lets water pass through it.	This piece of tissue paper is pervious.
1153	pessimistic	A pessimistic person is always expecting the worst to happen.
1154	pest	A pest is an insect that spreads disease or bothers people in some way.	We had to call pest control to get rid of this infestation in my house.
1155	pester	If you pester someone
1156	pestered	The past tense and past participle of pester.
1157	pestering	The present participle of pester.
1158	pesters	The third-person singular form of pester.
1159	pesticide	Pesticide is a chemical that kills insects or other small living things dangerous to plants.
1160	pesticides	The plural form of pesticide; more than one (kind of) pesticide.
1161	pestilence	Pestilence is any epidemic disease that is very contagious or infectious.
1162	pestilences	The plural form of pestilence; more than one (kind of) pestilence.
1163	pestle	A pestle is a tool used to mash and mix things up in a type of bowl known as a mortar.
1164	pestled	The past tense and past participle of pestle.
1165	pestles	The plural form of pestle; more than one (kind of) pestle.
1166	pestling	The present participle of pestle.
1167	pesto	Pesto is a sauce that originates from Italy. It is made from basil
1168	pests	The plural form of pest; more than one (kind of) pest.
1169	pet	A pet is an animal that is kept by a person for company and friendship.	I have 4 pets: 2 dogs, a cat and a fish.
1170	petal	A petal is one of the component parts of the corolla of a flower.
1171	petals	The plural form of petal; more than one (kind of) petal.
1172	Peter	Peter is a male given name.
1173	Peter Pan syndrome	Peter Pan syndrome is a personality trait of immaturity among adult men who naively view the world as a utopia.	His Peter Pan syndrome makes discussing serious topics with him difficult.
1174	petiole	The petiole of a plant is the stalk that connects a leaf to the stem.
1175	petioles	The plural form of petiole; more than one (kind of) petiole.
1176	petit	If something is petit
1177	petite	Small; if you are petite you are short and thin.	My aunt is very petite, only about four-and-a-half feet tall.
1178	petition	A petition is a written request to change something.
1179	petitioned	The past tense and past participle of petition.
1180	petitioner	A petitioner is a person who makes a petition and brings it to court.
1181	petitioners	The plural form of petitioner; more than one (kind of) petitioner.
1182	petitioning	The present participle of petition.
1183	petitions	The plural form of petition; more than one (kind of) petition.
1184	petrichor	Petrichor is the smell given off by the ground and plants after a rain.
1185	petrified	If you are petrified	The young child was petrified after the dog barked.
1186	petrifies	The third-person singular form of petrify.
1187	petrify	If something petrifies
1188	petrifying	The present participle of petrify.
1189	petrochemical	A petrochemical is a chemical made from petroleum.
1190	petrochemicals	The plural form of petrochemical; more than one (kind of) petrochemical.
1191	petrochemist	A petrochemist is someone whose job is related to petrochemistry	He became a petrochemist at age 30.
1192	petrochemistry	The branch of chemistry which is about petroleum and natural gas.
1193	petrochemists	The plural form of petrochemist; more than one (kind of) petrochemist.
1194	petrol	Petrol is a liquid fuel made from oil.	I don't care whether the car's got a diesel engine or a petrol engine as long as it'll get me from A to B.; Drivers are lining up for hours in front of petrol stations.; Petrol prices are on the way up again with Shell pushing prices at the pumps to more than £2.34p.; Let's hope the car doesn't run out of petrol.
1195	petrolea	The plural form of petroleum; more than one (kind of) petroleum.
1196	petroleum	Petroleum is an oily flammable liquid found naturally under the Earth's surface.
1197	petroleums	The plural form of petroleum; more than one (kind of) petroleum.
1198	petrology	Petrology is the study of the origin
1199	pets	The plural form of pet; more than one (kind of) pet.
1200	petted	The past tense and past participle of pet.
1201	pettier	The comparative form of petty; more petty.
1202	pettiest	The superlative form of petty; most petty.
1203	pettily	If something is done pettily
1204	pettiness	Pettiness refers to the state or quality of being petty.	The pettiness of the insurance company asking me to take a photo of my injury was unbelievable.
1205	pettinesses	The plural form of pettiness; more than one (kind of) pettiness.
1206	petting	The present participle of pet.
1207	pettings	The plural form of petting; more than one (kind of) petting.
1208	petty	If something is petty it is small or not important.	That is only a petty crime.; I took some petty cash for the purchase.; He is only a petty officer, not a full officer.
1209	petty crime	Petty crime is a crime that is considered to be less serious.
1210	petulant	A petulant person is someone who is childish and irritable.
1211	pew	A bench-like piece of furniture in a house of worship for members of the congregation.	I sat in the front pew of the church for my grandson's wedding.; All the pews were filled on Easter Day.
1212	pews	The plural form of pew; more than one (kind of) pew.
1213	ph	ph is a photometric unit of illuminance
1214	Ph.D.	A short way of saying Doctor of Philosophy	The laboratory Erika worked at wanted her to work on their most important projects, but she did not have enough education, so they paid for her to get a Ph.D. in [[\|]].
1215	phantom	A phantom is a ghost.
1216	phantoms	The plural form of phantom; more than one (kind of) phantom.
1217	pharaoh	A pharaoh was a type of ruler in ancient Egypt.
1218	pharaohs	The plural form of pharaoh; more than one (kind of) pharaoh.
1219	pharmaceutical	Pharmaceutical companies	The pharmaceutical industry is important for public health.; She works in pharmaceutical research, developing new treatments.
1220	pharmaceuticals	Pharmaceuticals are a drugs or medicine prepared by a pharmacy.	The animals were being given pharmaceutical in their feed.; The doctor prescribed a new pharmaceutical to help with her condition.
1221	pharmacies	The plural form of pharmacy; more than one (kind of) pharmacy.
1222	pharmacist	A pharmacist is a person who works in a pharmacy.
1223	pharmacists	The plural form of pharmacist; more than one (kind of) pharmacist.
1224	pharmacologist	A pharmacologist is a person who studies pharmacology.
1225	pharmacologists	The plural form of pharmacologist; more than one (kind of) pharmacologist.
1226	pharmacology	Pharmacology is the science of drugs including their origin
1227	pharmacy	A pharmacy is a place someone can get prescription medicine.	On the way home I need to pick up my medicine at the pharmacy.
1228	phase	A phase is stage in a process.	We will look at very basic ideas during the first phase of training.; As the war enters its final phase, the role of the UN will probably become more important.; Teenagers often go through a phase of being attracted to someone of the same sex.
1229	phase out	If something is being phased out	The Airbus A380 is gradually being phased out.
1230	phased	The past tense and past participle of phase.
1231	phases	The plural form of phase; more than one (kind of) phase.
1232	phasing	The present participle of phase.
1233	pheasant	A pheasant is a bird that is often hunted for food.
1234	pheasants	The plural form of pheasant; more than one (kind of) pheasant.
1235	pheasant's eye	A pheasant's eye is a small plant growing on mountain meadows and having large flowers and thin leaves (botanical genus Adonis).
1236	phenomena	The plural form of phenomenon; more than one (kind of) phenomenon.
1237	phenomenal	If something is phenomenal	She showed phenomenal skill in the competition.
1238	phenomenon	A phenomenon is a fact or event that you can observe (see or hear or sense)	But this explanation is not enough to explain the observed phenomena.; Football violence is not a particularly new phenomenon, and it isn't only a British problem.; These scientists study such phenomena as storms and changing climate.
1239	phenomenons	The plural form of phenomenon; more than one (kind of) phenomenon.
1240	phi	Twenty first letter of Greek.
1241	Phil	Phil is a male given name.
1242	philander	A philander is a lover.
1243	philandered	The past tense and past participle of philander.
1244	philanderer	A philanderer is a man who engages in casual sex frequently.
1245	philanderers	The plural form of philanderer; more than one (kind of) philanderer.
1246	philandering	The present participle of philander.
1247	philanders	The plural form of philander; more than one (kind of) philander.
1248	philanthropies	The plural form of philanthropy; more than one (kind of) philanthropy.
1249	philanthropy	Philanthropy is the giving away of money for charity.	The man that lived in that mansion was admired for his philanthropy. He would often donate millions to charities.
1250	philatelies	The plural form of philately; more than one (kind of) philately.
1251	philately	Philately refers to stamp collecting.
1252	philia	If you philia sth	I have philia of mathematics since I learned derivative.
1253	philias	The plural form of philia; more than one (kind of) philia.
1254	Philippines	Philippines is a country in Asia
1255	Phillip	Phillip is a male given name.
1256	philosophe	A philosophe was an intellectual
1257	philosopher	A philosopher is a person who studies philosophy and discusses philosophical ideas.	Confucius is a very famous philosopher and his ideas are still being studied today.
1258	philosophers	The plural form of philosopher; more than one (kind of) philosopher.
1259	philosophes	The plural form of philosophe; more than one (kind of) philosophe.
1260	philosophic	Philosophic means something being related to philosophy.
1261	philosophical	Of or related to philosophy.
1262	philosophically	If you do something philosophically
1263	philosophies	The plural form of philosophy; more than one (kind of) philosophy.
1264	philosophise	If you philosophise
1265	philosophised	The past tense and past participle of philosophise.
1266	philosophises	The third-person singular form of philosophise.
1267	philosophising	The present participle of philosophise.
1268	philosophize	If you philosophize
1269	philosophized	The past tense and past participle of philosophize.
1270	philosophizes	The third-person singular form of philosophize.
1271	philosophizing	The present participle of philosophize.
1272	philosophy	Philosophy is the study of the nature of existence and truth: how things are and how they should be.	Plato's writings have been used to teach philosophy, logic, maths, and other subjects.
1273	phis	The plural form of phi; more than one (kind of) phi.
1274	phish	If you phish someone
1275	phished	The past tense and past participle of phish.
1276	phishes	The third-person singular form of phish.
1277	phishing	Phishing is the malicious act of keeping a false website or sending a false e-mail with the intent of masquerading as a trustworthy entity in order to acquire sensitive information.
1278	phlogiston	An ancient Greek idea of energy
1279	Phnom Penh	Phnom Penh is the capital of Cambodia.
1280	pho	Pho is a traditional Vietnamese soup that is served with rice noodles and beef or chicken.
1281	phobia	A phobia is a strong fear of something.	I have a phobia of spiders.
1282	phobias	The plural form of phobia; more than one (kind of) phobia.
1283	phobic	If someone is phobic of something
1284	phobophobia	Fear of fear itself.
1285	phone	A phone is a tool for speaking to people who are far away.	Can I borrow your phone? I need to call my friend.; The phone's ringing. Can you answer it?; "Goodbye!" she said, and put the phone down.
1286	phoned	The past tense and past participle of phone.
1287	phoneme	A phoneme is the smallest unit of sound in a language that distinguishes one word from another
1288	phonemes	The plural form of phoneme; more than one (kind of) phoneme.
1289	phones	The plural form of phone; more than one (kind of) phone.
1290	phonetic	A phonetic alphabet	If you're learning a number of languages, it's useful to learn the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA).; There is a phonetic similarity between sounds like [s] and [z].; The phonetic transcription of "phonetic" is [fəˈnɛɾɪk].
1291	phonetics	Phonetics is the study of the sounds of human speech or (movements
1292	phoney	If something is phoney	A good jeweler should be able to tell a real stone from a phony one.
1293	phonier	The superlative form of phony; most phony.
1294	phonies	The plural form of phony; more than one (kind of) phony.
1295	phoniest	The superlative form of phony; most phony.
1296	phoning	The present participle of phone.
1297	phonk	A kind of music.
1298	phonograph	A phonograph is an old way of playing recorded music.	The phonograph was replaced by CDs and tapes in the 1980s.
1299	phonographs	The plural form of phonograph; more than one (kind of) phonograph.
1300	phonologies	The plural form of phonology; more than one (kind of) phonology.
1301	phonology	Phonology is the study of the way that sounds (phones) carry meanings in languages (as phonemes).	Phonetics studies the sounds of human languages, and phonology studies the meanings that those sounds have.
1302	phony	If something is phony	A good jeweler should be able to tell a real stone from a phony one.
1303	phony as a three-dollar bill	If a person is as phony as a three-dollar bill
1304	phos	The plural form of pho; more than one (kind of) pho.
1305	phosphate	A phosphate is a salt or ester the contains phosphoric acid.
1306	phosphates	The plural form of phosphate; more than one (kind of) phosphate.
1307	phosphorus	Phosphorus is a chemical element that has an atomic number of 15 and the symbol P.	Phosphorus is used to make matches.; We need to eat foods which contain phosphorus to stay healthy.
1308	phosphoryl	A phosphoryl is the trivalent group consisting of phosphorus and oxygen.
1309	phosphorylate	If you phosphorylate a compound
1310	phosphorylated	The past tense and past participle of phosphorylate.
1311	phosphorylates	The third-person singular form of phosphorylate.
1312	phosphorylating	The present participle of phosphorylate.
1313	phosphorylation	Phosphorylation is the process of transferring a phosphate group from a donor to an acceptor.
1314	phosphorylations	The plural form of phosphorylation; more than one (kind of) phosphorylation.
1315	phosphoryls	The plural form of phosphoryl; more than one (kind of) phosphoryl.
1316	photo	A photo is a picture created by a camera digitally or on film.	I took a photo of that beautiful old building.
1317	photo-	Photo- is added to words that are related to light or electromagnetic radiation.
1318	photochemist	A photochemist is someone whose job is related to photochemistry	He became a photochemist at age 30.
1319	photochemistry	Photochemistry is the study of chemical reactions with light.
1320	photochemists	The plural form of photochemist; more than one (kind of) photochemist.
1321	photocopied	The past tense and past participle of photocopy.
1322	photocopier	A machine that makes copies of documents.	Use the photocopier down the hall to make copies of this worksheet.
1323	photocopiers	The plural form of photocopier; more than one (kind of) photocopier.
1324	photocopies	The plural form of photocopy; more than one (kind of) photocopy.
1325	photocopying	The present participle of photocopy.
1326	photoed	The past tense and past participle of photo.
1327	photogenic	Something that is photogenic produces or emits light.
1328	photograph	A photograph is a picture that is created by a camera digitally or on film.	The photograph of the event won a Pulitzer Prize.
1329	photographed	The past tense and past participle of photograph.
1330	photographer	A photographer is a person who takes photographs as his work.	We had a good photographer at the wedding.; A photographer often knows how to develop his own photographs.; The photographer was busy taking photographs of the models.
1331	photographers	The plural form of photographer; more than one (kind of) photographer.
1332	photographic	Photographic images
1333	photographing	The present participle of photograph.
1334	photographs	The plural form of photograph; more than one (kind of) photograph.
1335	photography	Photography is the art of taking photographs.
1336	photoing	The present participle of photo.
1337	photoperiodism	A plant's response to the lengths of daylight and darkness each day.
1338	photos	The plural form of photo; more than one (kind of) photo.
1339	photosynthesis	Photosynthesis is the way that most plants and some other living things make their food using sunlight.
1340	phototropic	When someone or an animal is phototropic
1341	Phou Ningthou	Phou Ningthou is an ancient Meitei God of agriculture
1342	Phouoibi	Phouoibi is an ancient Meitei goddess of agriculture
1343	phrase	A phrase is a short expression.	Sheela liked to use that particular phrase whenever she disagreed with something.
1344	phrased	The past tense and past participle of phrase.
1345	phrases	The plural form of phrase; more than one (kind of) phrase.
1346	phrasing	The present participle of phrase.
1347	phrasings	The plural form of phrasing; more than one (kind of) phrasing.
1348	phyla	The plural form of phylum; more than one (kind of) phylum.
1349	phylum	Is the basic taxon higher in the rank. In botany phyllum corresponds to division (divisio)
1350	phylums	The plural form of phylum; more than one (kind of) phylum.
1351	physical	A physical thing or activity is related to the body	The war didn't leave him with any physical injuries, but his mind was badly damaged.; When we look at where someone lives, we have to look at the physical environment (e.g., the amount of green space, transportation, house size, etc.) as well as the social environment.
1352	physically	Something that is done in a physical way.	He physically bullied the weak, causing them to be injured.
1353	physician	A physician is someone who treats illness and injuries with medication rather than with surgery.	Due to security concerns, the only physician inmates are allowed to see is the jail doctor.
1354	physicians	The plural form of physician; more than one (kind of) physician.
1355	physicist	A physicist is a person who studies the science of physics.
1356	physicists	The plural form of physicist; more than one (kind of) physicist.
1357	photocopy	A duplicate of the original	Please submit a photocopy of your birth certificate.
1358	physics	Physics is the kind of science that is about how the world and universe work. Usually
1359	physiological	If something is physiological
1360	physiologist	A physiologist is someone whose job is related to physiology	He became a physiologist at age 30.
1361	physiologists	The plural form of physiologist; more than one (kind of) physiologist.
1362	physiology	Physiology is the science that studies the things that living things do to live and survive.
1363	pi	Pi is a Greek letter written "π".
1364	pianist	A pianist is someone who plays the piano.	The concert tonight has a famed pianist playing the piano tonight.
1365	pianists	The plural form of pianist; more than one (kind of) pianist.
1366	piano	A piano is a large musical instrument that has hammers connected to 88 keys.
1367	pianos	The plural form of piano; more than one (kind of) piano.
1368	piazza	A piazza is a public square in Italian towns.
1369	piazzas	The plural form of piazza; more than one (kind of) piazza.
1370	piazze	The plural form of piazza; more than one (kind of) piazza.
1371	piccolo	A piccolo is a musical instrument that is blown into to make sound.
1372	piccolos	The plural form of piccolo; more than one (kind of) piccolo.
1373	Pichilemu	Pichilemu is a city in Chile.	There was an earthquake in Pichilemu.
1374	pick	When you pick something	I have picked the best people to work on this job.; This was picked as the best new toy of the year.
1375	picked	The past tense and past participle of pick.
1376	picket	A picket is a piece of stake that is driven into the ground.
1377	picketed	The past tense and past participle of picket.
1378	picketing	The present participle of picket.
1379	pickets	The plural form of picket; more than one (kind of) picket.
1380	pickier	The comparative form of picky; more picky.
1381	pickiest	The superlative form of picky; most picky.
1382	picking	The present participle of pick.
1383	pickle	A pickle is a sour green food made from a cucumber.
1384	pickled	The past tense and past participle of pickle.
1385	pickles	The plural form of pickle; more than one (kind of) pickle.
1386	pickling	The present participle of pickle.
1387	picks	The plural form of pick; more than one (kind of) pick.
1388	pickup truck	A pickup truck is a kind of truck that has an open bed for storing cargo.	Load the lumber into the pickup truck.
1389	pickup trucks	The plural form of pickup truck; more than one (kind of) pickup truck.
1390	picky	If a person is picky	I am very picky about the way my kitchen is laid out.
1391	picnic	A picnic is a meal that is eaten outside
1392	picnicked	The past tense and past participle of picnic.
1393	picnicking	The present participle of picnic.
1394	picnics	The plural form of picnic; more than one (kind of) picnic.
1395	picture	A picture is marks on a flat object	Mommy, I drew a picture of a cat.; Susan looked at the picture on the wall.
1396	picture dictionaries	The plural form of picture dictionary; more than one (kind of) picture dictionary.
1397	picture dictionary	A picture dictionary is a dictionary that uses photos or drawings to illustrate what the headwords mean.	Picture dictionaries are helpful in learning what words mean.
1398	pictured	The past tense and past participle of picture.	The missing cat is pictured here on this poster.
1399	pictures	The plural form of picture; more than one (kind of) picture.
1400	picturesque	Picturesque is an adjective which means "as pretty as a picture".	The Isle of Skye is picturesque.
1401	picturing	The present participle of picture.	When someone draws something, they are often picturing it in their head.
1402	pie	A baked food that has a crust outside and a filling inside	The family had cherry pie for dessert.
1403	pie crust	A pie crust is the crust found around a pie.	The pie crust tasted very good.
1404	pie crusts	The plural form of pie crust; more than one (kind of) pie crust.
1405	piebald	If an animal is piebald it has a black patch and a white patch
1406	piece	A piece is a part of something that can be or has been separated from it.	The man cut a piece of meat and a piece of cake for dinner.; I own a piece of land in the country.
1407	piece of cake	If a job is a piece of cake
1408	pieced	The past tense and past participle of piece.
1409	piecemeal	Made or done piece by piece
1410	pieces	The plural form of piece; more than one (kind of) piece.
1411	piecing	The present participle of piece.
1412	pier	A pier is a raised place over the water for walking or tying boats to that connects to land.
1413	pierce	If you pierce something	Be careful not to pierce the tent!
1414	pierced	The past tense and past participle of pierce.
1415	pierces	The third-person singular form of pierce.
1416	piercing	The present participle of pierce.
1417	piercings	The plural form of piercing; more than one (kind of) piercing.
1418	Pierre	Pierre is a male given name.
1419	piers	The plural form of pier; more than one (kind of) pier.
1420	pies	The plural form of pie; more than one (kind of) pie.	This year, the one who eats the most pies wins the contest.
1421	piffle	A piffle is a nonsense or foolish talk.
1422	pig	A pig is a mammal.	On this farm, we have over 200 pigs, but no cows or horses.
1423	pigeon	A pigeon is a type of bird.	Seeing a dead pigeon on the side of the road is scary.
1424	pigeons	The plural form of pigeon; more than one (kind of) pigeon.	Pigeons are my favorite type of bird.
1425	pigheaded	When someone is pigheaded	Timothy, don't be pigheaded and hop in the car so we can go shopping!
1426	piglet	A piglet is a young pig.
1427	piglets	The plural form of piglet; more than one (kind of) piglet.
1428	pigment	A pigment is any color in plant or animal cells	Chlorophyll is the pigment responsible for the green coloring in plants.
1429	pigmentation	Pigmentation is the natural coloring of animal or plant tissue.
1430	pigmentations	The plural form of pigmentation; more than one (kind of) pigmentation.
1431	pigments	The plural form of pigment; more than one (kind of) pigment.
1432	pigs	The plural form of pig; more than one (kind of) pig.
1433	pike	A pike is a carnivorous freshwater fish of the genus Esox.
1434	piked	The past tense and past participle of pike.
1435	pikes	The plural form of pike; more than one (kind of) pike.
1436	piking	The present participle of pike.
1437	pile	A pile is a lot of things with some on the bottom and more on top.	There was a neat pile of sheets and blankets at the foot of each bed.; He found his phone under a pile of clothes.; The children spent the afternoon jumping into leaf piles.; Joshua Tree National Park in California has many huge rock piles.; She reached for the next piece of paper on the top of the taller pile.
1438	piled	The past tense and past participle of pile.
1439	piles	The plural form of pile; more than one (kind of) pile.	Piles were sunk into the river to support the bridge.
1440	pilfer	If you pilfer
1441	pilfered	The past tense and past participle of pilfer.
1442	pilfering	The present participle of pilfer.
1443	pilfers	The third-person singular form of pilfer.
1444	pilgrim	A pilgrim is a person who travels
1445	pilgrimage	Pilgrimage is a journey made to a sacred place of one's religion.	In the Muslim faith, the pilgrimage to Mecca is known as the Hajj.
1446	pilgrimaged	The past tense and past participle of pilgrimage.
1447	pilgrimages	The plural form of pilgrimage; more than one (kind of) pilgrimage.
1448	pilgrimaging	The present participle of pilgrimage.
1449	pilgrims	The plural form of pilgrim; more than one (kind of) pilgrim.
1450	piling	Piling is a type of structural support that is made of wood
1451	pilings	The plural form of piling; more than one (kind of) piling.
1452	pill	A pill is a small piece of medicine that is usually taken to cure illnesses.	Take pills only if you are ill.
1453	pillar	A pillar is a vertical structure that typically exists to support a building
1454	pillars	The plural form of pillar; more than one (kind of) pillar.
1455	pilloried	The past tense and past participle of pillory.
1456	pillories	The plural form of pillory; more than one (kind of) pillory.
1457	pillory	A pillory is a wooden framework with holes for the hands and head. It is used to punish and humiliate people.
1458	pillorying	The present participle of pillory.
1459	pillow	A pillow is the thing you put under your head when you sleep.	When Jill bought a new pillow she slept a lot better at night.
1460	pillows	The plural form of pillow; more than one (kind of) pillow.
1461	pills	The plural form of pill; more than one (kind of) pill.
1462	pilot	A pilot is a person who flies and controls an airplane.	I hope the pilot does not crash the plane.
1463	pilotage	Pilotage is the use of landmarks to guide a vessel or aircraft to its destination.
1464	pilotages	The plural form of pilotage; more than one (kind of) pilotage.
1465	pilsner	A pilsner is a pale
1466	pilsners	The plural form of pilsner; more than one (kind of) pilsner.
1467	pimp	A pimp is a person who gets people to have sex with their prostitutes
1468	pimped	The past tense and past participle of pimp.
1469	pimping	The present participle of pimp.
1470	pimple	A pimple is an inflamed spot on the surface of the skin that is usually painful and fills with pus.
1471	pimples	The plural form of pimple; more than one (kind of) pimple.
1472	pimpmobile	A pimpmobile is a very big car that has a lot of ornaments on it that is used by a pimp.
1473	pimpmobiles	The plural form of pimpmobile; more than one (kind of) pimpmobile.
1474	pimps	The plural form of pimp; more than one (kind of) pimp.
1475	pin	A pin is a small
1476	pincer	A pincer is like a claw.
1477	pincers	The plural form of pincer; more than one (kind of) pincer.
1478	pinch	To squeeze or press between two things in a painful or uncomfortable way.
1479	pinched	The past tense and past participle of pinch.
1480	pinches	The third-person singular form of pinch.
1481	pinching	The present participle of pinch.
1482	pincushion	A pincushion is something you stick pins in when you are not using them.	The pincushion was shaped like a hedgehog.
1483	pincushioned	The past tense and past participle of pincushion.
1484	pincushioning	The present participle of pincushion.
1485	pincushions	The plural form of pincushion; more than one (kind of) pincushion.
1486	pine	A pine tree is a tree of the Pinus family.	The pine trees were cut down to make room for new skyscrapers.
1487	pineapple	A pineapple is a large green-and-brown fruit with yellow flesh.	I was looking forward to eating my pineapple, but I had a lot of trouble cutting it open.
1488	pineapples	The plural form of pineapple; more than one (kind of) pineapple.
1489	pined	The past tense and past participle of pine.
1490	pines	The plural form of pine; more than one (kind of) pine.
1491	pinewood	The wood of a pine
1492	pining	The present participle of pine.
1493	pink	Pink is the color that you get when you mix red and white.
1494	pinker	The comparative form of pink; more pink.
1495	pinkest	The superlative form of pink; most pink.
1496	pinkies	The plural form of pinky; more than one (kind of) pinky.
1497	pilots	The plural form of pilot; more than one (kind of) pilot.
1498	piloting	The present participle of pilot.
1499	piloted	The past tense and past participle of pilot.
1500	pillaging	The present participle of pillage.
1501	pillages	The third-person singular form of pillage.
1502	pillaged	The past tense and past participle of pillage.
1503	pillage	When you pillage something	The barbarians pillaged every city.
1504	pinkish	If something is pinkish
1505	pinkness	The pinkness of something is how pink it is.
1506	pinks	The plural form of pink; more than one (kind of) pink.
1507	pinky	A pinky
1508	pinned	The past tense and past participle of pin.
1509	pinning	The present participle of pin.
1510	Pinoy	A Pinoy is the citizen of the Philippines.
1511	Pinoys	The plural form of Pinoy; more than one (kind of) Pinoy.
1512	pinpoint	A pinpoint is a tiny point.
1513	pinpointed	The past tense and past participle of pinpoint.
1514	pinpointing	The present participle of pinpoint.
1515	pinpoints	The plural form of pinpoint; more than one (kind of) pinpoint.
1516	pins	The plural form of pin; more than one (kind of) pin.
1517	pint	A pint is a unit of measurement for liquids equal to 0.568 litres in Britain and 1/8 of a gallon in the US.	She had pasta for dinner and half a pint of ice cream every night for dessert.; He put his face in his beer and finished the pint in one go.
1518	pints	The plural form of pint; more than one (kind of) pint.
1519	pioneer	A pioneer is a person who is the first to go somewhere.
1520	pioneered	The past tense and past participle of pioneer.
1521	pioneering	The present participle of pioneer.
1522	pioneers	The plural form of pioneer; more than one (kind of) pioneer.
1523	pipe	A tube; a round	I will fix the pipe.
1524	piped	The past tense and past participle of pipe.
1525	piper	A piper is a person who plays the bagpipes.	The piper played on the castle wall to signal the end of the day.
1526	pipers	The plural form of piper; more than one (kind of) piper.
1527	pipes	The plural form of pipe; more than one (kind of) pipe.
1528	piping	The present participle of pipe.
1529	piquancies	The plural form of piquancy; more than one (kind of) piquancy.
1530	piquancy	The piquancy of something is how stimulating it is.
1531	piquant	If a dish is piquant
1532	pique	If you pique a person
1533	piqued	The past tense and past participle of pique.
1534	piques	The third-person singular form of pique.
1535	piquing	The present participle of pique.
1536	pirate	A pirate is a commander of a ship	There is a notorious pirate going around and taking over passenger ships.
1537	pirated	The past tense and past participle of pirate.
1538	pirates	The plural form of pirate; more than one (kind of) pirate.
1539	pirating	The present participle of pirate.
1540	pis	The plural form of pi; more than one (kind of) pi.
1541	Pisatao	Pisatao is an ancient Meitei God of architecture
1542	Pisces	Pisces is a constellation of the zodiac supposedly shaped like like a fish.
1543	pish posh	Pish posh is nonsense.
1544	piss	Piss is a word for urine	The neighbor's new dog won't stop getting my car wet with its piss.
1545	pissed	The past tense and past participle of piss.
1546	pissed off	If you're pissed off	I am pissed off with what you are doing.
1547	pisser	A pisser is someone who pisses.
1548	pissers	The plural form of pisser; more than one (kind of) pisser.
1549	pisses	The third-person singular form of piss.
1550	pissier	The comparative form of pissy; more pissy.
1551	pissiest	The superlative form of pissy; most pissy.
1552	pissing	The present participle of piss.
1553	pissy	When something is pissy
1554	pistol	A pistol is a small handgun.
1555	pistols	The plural form of pistol; more than one (kind of) pistol.
1556	piston	A piston is a piece of an engine that fits tightly inside a tube and moves up and down the tube.
1557	pistons	The plural form of piston; more than one (kind of) piston.
1558	pit	A pit is a big hole in the ground.	Don't fall in the pit!
1559	pitch	In baseball	Matsuzaka collected 10 strikeouts while throwing 108 pitches during a 4-1 win over Kansas City.; The batter was going to swing at the pitch but it was too high.; Gonzalez reached first in the fifth after being hit by a pitch.
1560	pitched	The past tense and past participle of pitch.
1561	pitched battle	A hostile battle involving prolonged fighting between opposing forces in close combat.	1594, William Shakespeare, Taming of the Shrew, act 1, sc. 2:
1562	pitched battles	The plural form of pitched battle; more than one (kind of) pitched battle.
1563	pitcher	A pitcher is a person who throws the ball to the batter.
1564	pitchers	The plural form of pitcher; more than one (kind of) pitcher.
1565	pitches	The plural form of pitch; more than one (kind of) pitch.
1566	pitching	The present participle of pitch.
1567	pitied	The past tense and past participle of pity.
1568	pities	The plural form of pity; more than one (kind of) pity.
1569	pitmaster	A pitmaster is someone who operates a barbecue pit and is skilled at barbecuing.
1570	pitmasters	The plural form of pitmaster; more than one (kind of) pitmaster.
1571	pits	The plural form of pit; more than one (kind of) pit.	I took the pits out of my peach.; She was careful not to fall into any of the pits.
1572	pittance	A pittance is a small portion of food or drink; it is a meager meal.
1573	pittances	The plural form of pittance; more than one (kind of) pittance.
1574	pitted	The past tense and past participle of pit.
1575	pitting	The present participle of pit.
1576	pity	A feeling of sympathy at the distress or suffering of someone or something.	It's a pity her friend died.
1577	pitying	The present participle of pity.
1578	pivot	A pivot is a point on which something turns or oscillate.
1579	pivotal	If something is pivotal
1580	pivoted	The past tense and past participle of pivot.
1581	pivoting	The present participle of pivot.
1582	pivots	The plural form of pivot; more than one (kind of) pivot.
1583	pixel	A pixel is a unit of a computer image.	If you look close enough at an image on the computer, you can see pixels on the picture. They are shaped like squares.
1584	pixels	The plural form of pixel; more than one (kind of) pixel.
1585	pizza	A pizza is a baked Italian food made of rolled bread dough crust	I bought some pizza from a nearby Italian restaurant for the party.
1586	pizzas	The plural form of pizza; more than one (kind of) pizza.
1587	pizzeria	A pizzeria is a restaurant that sells pizzas.
1588	pizzerias	The plural form of pizzeria; more than one (kind of) pizzeria.
1589	pizzerie	The plural form of pizzeria; more than one (kind of) pizzeria.
1590	placate	If you placate a person
1591	placated	The past tense and past participle of placate.
1592	placates	The third-person singular form of placate.
1593	placating	The present participle of placate.
1594	place	A place is a point in space: a town	It's nice to see the whole family together in one place.
1595	placebo	Placebo is a dummy medicine containing no active ingredients.
1596	placeboes	The plural form of placebo; more than one (kind of) placebo.
1597	placebos	The plural form of placebo; more than one (kind of) placebo.
1598	placed	The past tense and past participle of place.
1599	placeholder text	A placeholder text is text that has looks like real written text
1600	placeholder texts	The plural form of placeholder text; more than one (kind of) placeholder text.
1601	placement	Placement is the act or process of putting something in a specific position.	The proper placement of the equipment ensures safety.
1602	placements	The plural form of placement; more than one (kind of) placement.
1603	places	The plural form of place; more than one (kind of) place.
1604	placid	A placid person is someone who is calm and quiet.
1605	placider	The comparative form of placid; more placid.
1606	placidest	The superlative form of placid; most placid.
1607	placing	The present participle of place.
1608	plagiarise	When you plagiarise
1609	plagiarised	The past tense and past participle of plagiarise.
1610	plagiarises	The third-person singular form of plagiarise.
1611	plagiarising	The present participle of plagiarise.
1612	plagiarism	Plagiarism is using pictures or words from someone else without permission
1613	plagiarize	When you plagiarize
1614	plagiarized	The past tense and past participle of plagiarize.
1615	plagiarizes	The third-person singular form of plagiarize.
1616	plagiarizing	The present participle of plagiarize.
1617	plague	A plague is a contagious bacterial disease which causes fever and delirium.
1618	plagued	If something is plagued
1619	plagues	The plural form of plague; more than one (kind of) plague.
1620	plaguing	The present participle of plague.
1621	plaice	A plaice is a big flatfish that is common in the North Sea
1622	plaices	The plural form of plaice; more than one (kind of) plaice.
1623	plain	If something is plain	The plain and simple truth was that it was John's fault.
1624	plainer	The comparative form of plain; more plain.
1625	plainest	The superlative form of plain; most plain.
1626	plains	The plural form of plain; more than one (kind of) plain.	The children ran across the wide open plains.
1627	plainsong	Plainsong is medieval religious music	The monks sang plainsong during the service in the church.
1628	plainsongs	The plural form of plainsong; more than one (kind of) plainsong.
1629	plaintiff	A plaintiff is someone who files a civil lawsuit against a defendant.
1630	plaintiffs	The plural form of plaintiff; more than one (kind of) plaintiff.
1631	plan	A plan is a clear idea of what you will do	Have you made any plans for tomorrow?; The school has announced a plan to open two new classrooms.; Buying the new factory is part of our growth plan.
1632	Planck's constant	Planck's constant is a measure of the size of a quantum
1633	plane	A plane is a vehicle with wings that flies.	Can we hurry? I have to catch a plane to Miami.
1634	planed	The past tense and past participle of plane.
1635	planes	The plural form of plane; more than one (kind of) plane.
1636	planet	A planet is one of the 8 bodies that orbit the Sun: Mercury	Our planet is named Earth.
1637	planetaria	The plural form of planetarium; more than one (kind of) planetarium.
1638	planetarium	A planetarium is a display museum in which images of stars and other astronomical objects are projected onto a domed ceiling.
1639	planetariums	The plural form of planetarium; more than one (kind of) planetarium.
1640	planetary	Planetary means having the quality of being connected to planets or relating to them.
1641	planets	The plural form of planet; more than one (kind of) planet.
1642	planing	The present participle of plane.
1643	plank	A plank is a long
1644	planked	The past tense and past participle of plank.
1645	planking	The present participle of plank.
1646	planks	The plural form of plank; more than one (kind of) plank.
1647	planned	The past tense and past participle of plan.
1648	planner	A planner is a person who plans.	wedding planner
1649	planners	The plural form of planner; more than one (kind of) planner.
1650	planning	The present participle of plan.
1651	plannings	The plural form of planning; more than one (kind of) planning.
1652	plans	The plural form of plan; more than one (kind of) plan.
1653	plant	A plant is something that lives and grows in one place. Plants usually have green leaves and roots. Flowers and trees are plants. Plants and animals are the main kinds of life.
1654	plantation	A plantation is a large-scale growth of crops
1655	plantations	The plural form of plantation; more than one (kind of) plantation.
1656	planted	The past tense and past participle of plant.	The flowers I planted last month are already blooming.
1657	planter	A planter is someone who plants something.
1658	planters	The plural form of planter; more than one (kind of) planter.
1659	planting	The present participle of plant.	She spent all day planting her flowers
1660	plants	The plural form of plant; more than one (kind of) plant.	Jerry performed a test to see how plants grow under different conditions.
1661	plaque	A plaque is a piece of flat metal with words on it
1662	plaques	The plural form of plaque; more than one (kind of) plaque.
1663	plashy	If something is plashy
1664	plaster	Plaster is a mix of lime or gypsum and sand which becomes hard when water is added.	Builders use plaster to put a smooth coating on walls and ceilings.
1665	plastered	The past tense and past participle of plaster.
1666	plasterer	A plasterer is a person who puts a smooth coat of plaster on to walls and ceilings.	The painters had to wait for the plasterer to finish before they could paint the wall.
1667	plasterers	The plural form of plasterer; more than one (kind of) plasterer.
1668	plastering	The present participle of plaster.
1669	plasters	The plural form of plaster; more than one (kind of) plaster.
1670	plastic	Plastic is a material that can change its shape and is used to pack products.
1671	plasticine	Plasticine is a soft substance that is easy to change to make figurines
1672	plasticines	The plural form of plasticine; more than one (kind of) plasticine.
1673	plastics	The plural form of plastic; more than one (kind of) plastic.
1674	plate	A plate is a hard flat thing	He ate everything on his plate.; The name plate on the door said, "Tanaka".
1675	plateau	To reach a state of little or no change after a time of activity or progress.	The industry's problems have plateaued out.
1676	plateaued	The past tense and past participle of plateau.
1677	plateauing	The present participle of plateau.
1678	plateaus	The third-person singular form of plateau.
1679	plated	The past tense and past participle of plate.
1680	plates	The plural form of plate; more than one (kind of) plate.
1681	platform	A platform is a raised stage where speeches	The principal of the school stood on the platform to give a speech to parents about the school's upcoming changes.
1682	platforms	The plural form of platform; more than one (kind of) platform.
1683	plating	The present participle of plate.
1684	platings	The plural form of plating; more than one (kind of) plating.
1685	platinum	Platinum is an element of the periodic table with the atomic number 78. Its symbol is Pt.
1686	platinums	The plural form of platinum; more than one (kind of) platinum.
1687	platonic	Platonic means close and intimate	Me and Jessica are really close, but our relationship is just platonic. We're just really good friends.
1688	platonic love	Platonic love is close and affectionate but non-romantic love.
1689	platonically	When someone does something platonically
1690	platypi	The plural form of platypus; more than one (kind of) platypus.
1691	platypus	A platypus is an animal that lives on both water and land. It has a body like a mole
1692	platypuses	The plural form of platypus; more than one (kind of) platypus.
1693	plaudit	A plaudit is an expression of praise that is bestowed onto someone.
1694	plaudits	The plural form of plaudit; more than one (kind of) plaudit.
1695	plausible	If an explanation is plausible	A plausible excuse.
1696	play	To do things for amusement.	Children like to play all day.
1697	playdate	A playdate is a scheduled date where two or more children are to play together.
1698	playdates	The plural form of playdate; more than one (kind of) playdate.
1699	played	The past tense and past participle of play.
1700	player	Someone taking part in a sport or game.	Tom watched as the players walked on to the field.
1701	players	The plural form of player; more than one (kind of) player.
1702	playful	If a person is playful	John is a playful fellow.; A party hat is a playful conical hat people wear at parties.
1703	playfully	If something is done playfully
1704	playfulness	The playfulness of someone is how playful they are.
1705	playground	A playground is a place where people go to play.	The playground had swings and slides for children.; He acted as if the whole beach was his own private playground.
1706	playgrounds	The plural form of playground; more than one (kind of) playground.
1707	playing	The present participle of play.	The children were playing in the park.
1708	playing card	Any of the usually 52 rectangular pieces of card used to play many games.
1709	playing cards	The plural form of playing card; more than one (kind of) playing card.
1710	playpen	A playpen is an enclosed place where a baby plays in.
1711	playpens	The plural form of playpen; more than one (kind of) playpen.
1712	plays	The third-person singular form of play.
1713	PlayStation	PlayStation is a brand of gaming console.
1714	plaything	A plaything is a toy or something else you play with.	The computer has turned into a plaything.
1715	playthings	The plural form of plaything; more than one (kind of) plaything.
1716	plaza	A plaza is a public square.
1717	plazas	The plural form of plaza; more than one (kind of) plaza.
1718	plea	A plea is a request that is made in an emotional way.	A plea for mercy.
1719	plead	If you plead for something	The woman plead with the killers for the lives of her children.
1720	pleaded	The past tense and past participle of plead.
1721	pleading	The present participle of plead.
1722	pleads	The third-person singular form of plead.
1723	pleas	The plural form of plea; more than one (kind of) plea.
1724	pleasant	If something is pleasant	When it rains in the summer, it is a pleasant event.
1725	pleasanter	The comparative form of pleasant; more pleasant.
1726	pleasantest	The superlative form of pleasant; most pleasant.
1727	pleasantly	If something happened pleasantly
1728	pleasantness	Pleasantness is the state of being pleasant.
1729	please	We say "please" when we want to ask someone politely to do something.	Pass the salt, please.
1730	pleased	Happy	I'm so pleased you were able to make it to my show.
1731	pleases	The third-person singular form of please.
1732	pleasing	If something is pleasing
1733	pleasure	Pleasure is a nice feeling we have when we do something that's fun or that feels good.	Being at this party and seeing my friends again is a real pleasure.
1734	pleasured	The past tense and past participle of pleasure.
1735	pleasures	The plural form of pleasure; more than one (kind of) pleasure.
1736	pleasuring	The present participle of pleasure.
1737	pleat	A pleat is a fold in the fabric of a garment.
1738	pleated	The past tense and past participle of pleat.
1739	pleating	The present participle of pleat.
1740	pleats	The plural form of pleat; more than one (kind of) pleat.
1741	plebeian	A plebeian is a commoner
1742	plebeians	The plural form of plebeian; more than one (kind of) plebeian.
1743	pled	The past tense and past participle of plead.
1744	pledge	If you made a pledge that means you made promise that you will do something.	I made a pledge that I would go with him, so I can't back out now.
1745	pledged	The past tense and past participle of pledge.
1746	pledges	The plural form of pledge; more than one (kind of) pledge.
1747	pledging	The present participle of pledge.
1748	plenipotentiaries	The plural form of plenipotentiary; more than one (kind of) plenipotentiary.
1749	plenipotentiary	A plenipotentiary is a person who has the full authority to represent their government in a foreign country.
1750	plentiful	If something is plentiful	Food was plentiful at the party.; The region has plentiful natural resources.
1751	plenty	Plenty of something is a lot of it; more than enough of it.	Don't give up straight away darling. You've still got plenty of time to go yet.; The new ideas give me plenty to think about.; I lost one, but I've still got plenty more teeth in my mouth.; Here! Take some more; there's plenty here.
1752	plethora	A plethora of something is a large amount or number of that thing	The menu offers a plethora of cuisines from around the world.
1753	plethoras	The plural form of plethora; more than one (kind of) plethora.
1754	pliant	If something is plaint
1755	plinth	A plinth is a base that you put a statue on.
1756	plinths	The plural form of plinth; more than one (kind of) plinth.
1757	plod	A plod is a slow walk with heavy steps	We started at a brisk walk and ended at a plod.
1758	plodded	The past tense and past participle of plod.
1759	plodding	The present participle of plod.
1760	plods	The third-person singular form of plod.
1761	plonk	Plonk is a cheap wine.	He had a headache after a night on the plonk.
1762	plonked	The past tense and past participle of plonk.
1763	plonking	The present participle of plonk.
1764	plonks	The plural form of plonk; more than one (kind of) plonk.
1765	plop	To drop into a liquid
1766	plopped	The past tense and past participle of plop.
1767	plopping	The present participle of plop.
1768	plops	The third-person singular form of plop.
1769	plosive	The sound produced when restricting airflow using the mouth
1770	plosives	The plural form of plosive; more than one (kind of) plosive.
1771	plot	A plot is the course of a story. It is the main things that happen in a story.
1772	plots	The plural form of plot; more than one (kind of) plot.	This author is known for the elaborate plots of his novels.
1773	plotted	The past tense and past participle of plot.
1774	plotting	The present participle of plot.
1775	ploughed	The past tense and past participle of plough.
1776	ploughing	The present participle of plough.
1777	ploughs	The plural form of plough; more than one (kind of) plough.
1778	plowed	The past tense and past participle of plow.
1779	plowing	The present participle of plow.
1780	plows	The plural form of plow; more than one (kind of) plow.
1781	pluck	If you pluck something from somewhere	She plucked the phone from her bag and dialed.; The girl bent down to pluck a rose.; Please, pluck this chicken for me.
1782	plucked	The past tense and past participle of pluck.
1783	plucking	The present participle of pluck.
1784	plucks	The third-person singular form of pluck.
1785	plug	A plug is an object that fills a gap. Examples of a plug are
1786	plugged	The past tense and past participle of plug.
1787	plugging	The present participle of plug.
1788	plugs	The plural form of plug; more than one (kind of) plug.
1789	plum	A fruit that is often a dark red or purple color.	I really like to eat plums.
1790	plumb	truly vertical	if an endlessly long line was plumb, then it would go through the center of the Earth
1791	plumbed	The past tense and past participle of plumb.
1792	plumber	A plumber is someone who installs and fixes pipes and drains to carry water	We had to call a plumber because the bathroom sink was leaking.
1793	plumbers	The plural form of plumber; more than one (kind of) plumber.
1794	plumbs	The third-person singular form of plumb.
1795	plume	A large feather of a bird.
1796	plumed	The past tense and past participle of plume.
1797	plumes	The plural form of plume; more than one (kind of) plume.
1798	pluming	The present participle of plume.
1799	plummier	The comparative form of plummy; more plummy.
1800	plummiest	The superlative form of plummy; most plummy.
1801	plummy	If something tastes or smells plummy it tastes or smells like plums.
1802	plump	A plump person is someone who has a rounded body shape.
1803	plumped	The past tense and past participle of plump.
1804	plumpen	If you plumpen something
1805	plumpened	The past tense and past participle of plumpen.
1806	plumpening	The present participle of plumpen.
1807	plumpens	The third-person singular form of plumpen.
1808	plumper	The comparative form of plump; more plump.
1809	plumpest	The superlative form of plump; most plump.
1810	plumping	The present participle of plump.
1811	plumpness	The plumpness of someone is how plump they are.
1812	plumps	The third-person singular form of plump.
1813	plums	The plural form of plum; more than one (kind of) plum.	Plums are my favorite fruit.
1814	plunder	If you plunder
1815	plundered	The past tense and past participle of plunder.
1816	plundering	The present participle of plunder.
1817	plunders	The third-person singular form of plunder.
1818	plunge	If you plunge into something	They happily plunged into the swimming pool.
1819	plunged	The past tense and past participle of plunge.
1820	plunger	A plunger is an object used to free up a toilet	That plunger freed up the toilet so it could run properly.
1821	plungers	The plural form of plunger; more than one (kind of) plunger.
1822	plunges	The third-person singular form of plunge.
1823	plunging	The present participle of plunge.
1824	plurals	The plural form of plural; more than one (kind of) plural.
1825	plus	You use plus when you add numbers.	Two plus two is four. (2+2=4); The TV is $299 plus tax.; The margin of error is plus or minus one per cent.
1826	pluses	The plural form of plus; more than one (kind of) plus.
1827	plush	If something is plush
1828	plusher	The comparative form of plush; more plush.
1829	plushest	The superlative form of plush; most plush.
1830	plusses	The plural form of plus; more than one (kind of) plus.
1831	Pluto	Pluto is the second largest dwarf planet and the largest Kuiper belt object in the Solar System.
1832	plutonium	Plutonium is a man-made element of the periodic table	Along with neptunium, plutonium was the first man-made element to be created by bombarding uranium-238 cores with neutrons.
1833	pneumatic	If something is pneumatic
1834	pneumonia	Pneumonia is an acute or chronic inflammation of the lungs caused by viruses
1835	pneumonias	The plural form of pneumonia; more than one (kind of) pneumonia.
1836	pneumonic	If something is pneumonic
1837	pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis	Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis is an invented word to mean a lung disease caused by breathing in very small particles of ash and dust.	His trouble breathing was explained by his pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis diagnosis.
1838	poach	If you poach
1839	poached	The past tense and past participle of poach.
1840	poacher	if you kill and capture wild animals illegally
1841	poachers	The plural form of poacher; more than one (kind of) poacher.
1842	poaches	The third-person singular form of poach.
1843	poaching	The present participle of poach.
1844	pochard	A pochard is a type of duck in the subfamily Aythyinae. The male pochard usually has a reddish head with black breast.
1845	pochards	The plural form of pochard; more than one (kind of) pochard.
1846	pocket	A pocket is a small empty space	I usually put my keys in my pants' pocket, but I can't find them now.; My cell phone is in the outside pocket of my bag.
1847	pocketed	The past tense and past participle of pocket.
1848	pocketing	The present participle of pocket.
1849	pockets	The plural form of pocket; more than one (kind of) pocket.
1850	podcast	A podcast is a series of related digital files (music
1851	podcasts	The plural form of podcast; more than one (kind of) podcast.
1852	podia	The plural form of podium; more than one (kind of) podium.
1853	podium	A podium is a platform for a person to stand on so as to be seen by the audience.
1854	podiums	The plural form of podium; more than one (kind of) podium.
1855	poem	A poem is a group of words written or spoken as an art. Usually	I have written some poems.; The poem was very beautiful.
1856	poems	The plural form of poem; more than one (kind of) poem.
1857	poet	A poet is someone who creates poetry. If you write poems you are being a poet.
1858	poetic	If something is poetic it is a poem or sounds like poetry.
1859	poetic justice	Poetic justice is when a person has something happen to them that is like something bad they did to someone else.	After taking many peoples homes, he went broke and became homeless -- now that was poetic justice.
1860	poetical	What is poetical is what is of or related to poetry.
1861	poetically	If something is poetically done
1862	poetry	The art of writing poems.	Poetry is much cheaper than painting since you don't need special supplies.
1863	poets	The plural form of poet; more than one (kind of) poet.
1864	pogrom	A pogrom is a violent riot
1865	pogroms	The plural form of pogrom; more than one (kind of) pogrom.
1866	poignant	If something is poignant	Our walk through the graveyard was a poignant reminder of life's shortness.
1867	point	A point is a position with no size	These two lines meet at this point.
1868	point blank	If you say or refuse something point blank
1869	pointed	If something is pointed	The warrior brandished a pointed spear.
1870	pointer	A pointer is someone or something that points or is used for pointing.
1871	pointers	The plural form of pointer; more than one (kind of) pointer.
1872	pointier	The comparative form of pointy; more pointy.
1873	pointiest	The superlative form of pointy; most pointy.
1874	pointing	The present participle of point.	The walkers were pointing at their map.
1875	pointless	If something is pointless
1876	points	The plural form of point; more than one (kind of) point.
1877	pointy	If something is pointy it is sharp.	Witches typically wear black pointy hats.
1878	Poireiton	Poireiton is an ancient Meitei divine hero of adventure
1879	poison	Poison is any substance that makes people or animals sick or kills them if it gets into their body.	He put out poison to get rid of the mice.; Some snakes can deliver poison by biting you.
1880	poisoned	The past tense and past participle of poison.
1881	poisoning	The present participle of poison.
1882	poisonless	If something is poisonless	That garter snake is poisonless.
1883	poisonous	If something is poisonous
1884	poisons	The plural form of poison; more than one (kind of) poison.
1885	Poland	Poland is a country in Central Europe.
1886	polar bear	A polar bear is a big
1887	polar bears	The plural form of polar bear; more than one (kind of) polar bear.
1888	polarise	If you polarise something
1889	polarised	The past tense and past participle of polarise.
1890	polarises	The third-person singular form of polarise.
1891	polarising	The present participle of polarise.
1892	polarities	The plural form of polarity; more than one (kind of) polarity.
1893	polarity	The polarity of something is the measurement of its electrical potential at the ends of it.
1894	polarize	If you polarize something
1895	polarized	The past tense and past participle of polarize.
1896	polarizes	The third-person singular form of polarize.
1897	polarizing	The present participle of polarize.
1898	poldering	The present participle of polder.
1899	pole	A pole is a long stick that is used for grabbing for support.	Grab the pole there to keep your balance on this old bus.
1900	polemic	A polemic is a hostile one-sided argument against a person or opinion. Can be a description of the person who uses this method.	Hitler's polemic against Jews was published in his book "My Struggle".
1901	polemics	The plural form of polemic; more than one (kind of) polemic.
1902	poles	The plural form of pole; more than one (kind of) pole.
1903	police	The police are the government force who enforce laws	When we saw the man take the money, we called the police.; The police car stopped the truck that was driving too fast.; New Zealand Police took stolen guns, money, and cars, after searching a homes in the city of Auckland.
1904	police officer	A police officer is an official person who stops criminals and helps people.	A young police officer was shot on patrol last night.; The police officer asked to see my driver's license.
1905	police officers	The plural form of police officer; more than one (kind of) police officer.
1906	policed	The past tense and past participle of police.
1907	policeman	A policeman is someone who works for the police.	The policeman carried a gun.
1908	policemen	The plural form of policeman; more than one (kind of) policeman.
1909	polices	The third-person singular form of police.
1910	policewoman	A policewoman is a female police officer.
1911	policewomen	The plural form of policewoman; more than one (kind of) policewoman.
1912	policing	The present participle of police.
1913	policy	A policy is an official rule or idea that explain how to act in certain situations.	The government is suggesting a significant change in economic policy.; In at least one case there was a deliberate policy decision not to involve the police.; The policy at the movie theater said we should turn on phones off and be quiet, during the movie.
1914	policymaker	A policymaker is a member of a government department
1915	policymakers	The plural form of policymaker; more than one (kind of) policymaker.
1916	polish	Someone polishes something when they rub it with a cloth to make it smooth and shiny. Sometimes wax or a special liquid is used.	A wooden floor should be polished with floor wax.; Silver needs to be polished to make it shiny.
1917	polished	The past tense and past participle of polish.
1918	polishes	The third-person singular form of polish.
1919	polishing	The present participle of polish.
1920	politely	If something is done politely
1921	politeness	Politeness is how polite you are to someone else.	I expect a high level of politeness from people I do not know well.
1922	politer	The comparative form of polite; more polite.	Susie is politer than her sister Cindy.
1923	politest	The superlative form of polite; most polite.	Susie is the politest child I have ever met.
1924	politic	Actions or words that are politic are carefully chosen not to upset people.	The senator gave a very politic reply.
1925	political	Something is political if it is related to politics.	He supports the Democratic political party.
1926	political correctness	Political correctness is using words/language that won't offend people who are usually discriminated against such as immigrants or disabled people.
1927	political correctnesses	The plural form of political correctness; more than one (kind of) political correctness.
1928	politically	If something is done politically
1929	politician	A politician is a person who is involved in politics
1930	politicians	The plural form of politician; more than one (kind of) politician.
1931	politicise	If you politicise a situation
1932	politicised	The past tense and past participle of politicise.
1933	politicises	The third-person singular form of politicise.
1934	politicising	The present participle of politicise.
1935	politicize	If you politicize a situation
1936	politicized	The past tense and past participle of politicize.
1937	politicizes	The third-person singular form of politicize.
1938	politicizing	The present participle of politicize.
1939	politics	Politics is the activity of controlling	The Prime Minister entered politics when she was in university.; It is very hard to keep the Church out of national politics.; The decision about the war will be about both foreign policy and domestic politics.; Office politics have stopped her from getting the job.
1940	poll	A poll is a process of asking people for their opinions about something and counting the results.	The latest Newsweek poll suggests 65% of the public is dissatisfied with the president.; She was extremely concerned about recent opinion polls showing a decline in her popularity.; Senator McCain continues to hold a two-point lead in the daily tracking poll.; We conducted our own poll of smokers under 18 and we found roughly the same numbers.; The latest poll indicates that her lead is down to 6 points.; According to one poll, almost two-thirds of New York City voters opposed the plan.; An Ohio poll released in February 2008 showed the economy as the most important issue.
1941	polled	The past tense and past participle of poll.
1942	pollen	Pollen is very fine yellow dust that is produced by a plant.
1943	pollinate	If a flower is pollinated
1944	pollinated	The past tense and past participle of pollinate.
1945	pollinates	The third-person singular form of pollinate.
1946	pollinating	The present participle of pollinate.
1947	pollination	Pollination is the transfer of pollen from an anther to a stigma.
1948	pollinations	The plural form of pollination; more than one (kind of) pollination.
1949	polling	The present participle of poll.
1950	polls	The plural form of poll; more than one (kind of) poll.
1951	pollutant	A pollutant is something that makes the air	Insecticides, herbicides, and detergents are all examples of water pollutants.
1952	polite	If you are polite	It's not polite to take something without asking.; Parents have to teach their children to be polite.; Susie is more polite than her sister Cindy.; Susie is the most polite child I have ever met.
1953	policies	The plural form of policy; more than one (kind of) policy.
1954	polders	The plural form of polder; more than one (kind of) polder.
1955	poldered	The past tense and past participle of polder.
1956	polder	A polder is an area of ground that is reclaimed from a sea or lake.
1957	polars	The plural form of polar; more than one (kind of) polar.
1958	polar	Polar ice	There are some research stations in the polar region.
1959	poking	The present participle of poke.
1960	pokes	The third-person singular form of poke.
1961	pokers	The plural form of poker; more than one (kind of) poker.
1962	poker	Poker is a group of card games that involve trying to get a good hand of cards. Usually there is some betting	The three of us play poker every Friday night, and the loser buys drinks.
1963	poked	The past tense and past participle of poke.
1964	poke	To poke is the act of using one finger to touch someone else	She did not even notice me poking her.
1965	pointlessly	If something is done pointlessly
1966	pods	The plural form of pod; more than one (kind of) pod.
1967	podding	The present participle of pod.
1968	podded	The past tense and past participle of pod.
1969	pod	A pod is a seed case for legumes
1970	plural	If a noun is plural in English grammar	If I say, "one cat", that's singular, but if I say, "a lot of cats", that's plural.
1971	plumbing	Plumbing is the pipes
1972	plow	A plow is a tool used to cut ground before planting.	An old plow was stuck in the field.
1973	plough	A plough is a tool used to cut ground before planting.	He took the plough out of the shed.
1974	pollutants	The plural form of pollutant; more than one (kind of) pollutant.
1975	pollute	To pollute means add dirt and other harmful things to water	The industry pollutes the air in this region.
1976	polluted	If something is polluted
1977	pollutes	The third-person singular form of pollute.
1978	polluting	The present participle of pollute.
1979	pollution	Pollution is when bad or harmful things are put into the environment.	Nobody visits the river any more because of all the pollution.
1980	polonium	Polonium is a radioactive element with an atomic number of 84 and symbol Po.
1981	poly	Poly is short for polyester.
1982	polyarchies	The plural form of polyarchy; more than one (kind of) polyarchy.
1983	polyarchy	A polyarchy is a type of government where power is in the hands of a few people.
1984	polygamy	Polygamy is the practice of having more than one sexual partner or spouse at the same time. In polygamy
1985	polyglot	A polyglot is a person who knows or can talk in many different languages.
1986	polyglotism	Polyglotism is the ability to use more than one language.
1987	polyglotisms	The plural form of polyglotism; more than one (kind of) polyglotism.
1988	polyglots	The plural form of polyglot; more than one (kind of) polyglot.
1989	polyglottism	Polyglottism is another way of spelling polyglotism.
1990	polyglottisms	Polyglottisms is another way of spelling polyglotisms.
1991	polygon	A polygon is a type of two-dimensional shape. It has three or more corners
1992	polygons	The plural form of polygon; more than one (kind of) polygon.
1993	polygraph	A polygraph is a device that is used to detect lies.
1994	polygraphed	The past tense and past participle of polygraph.
1995	polygraphing	The present participle of polygraph.
1996	polygraphs	The plural form of polygraph; more than one (kind of) polygraph.
1997	polyhedra	The plural form of polyhedron; more than one (kind of) polyhedron.
1998	polyhedron	A polyhedron is a solid figure with many flat faces and straight edges.
1999	polyhedrons	The plural form of polyhedron; more than one (kind of) polyhedron.
2000	polymer	A polymer is a compound made up of many repeated smaller simple monomers. Polymers can be natural or man-made.	Cellulose is a natural polymer, and nylon is a man-made polymer.
2001	polymerisation	Polymerisation is the chemical process
2002	polymerisations	The plural form of polymerisation; more than one (kind of) polymerisation.
2003	polymerise	If something polymerises
2004	polymerised	The past tense and past participle of polymerise.
2005	polymerises	The third-person singular form of polymerise.
2006	polymerising	The present participle of polymerise.
2007	polymerization	Polymerization is the chemical process
2008	polymerizations	The plural form of polymerization; more than one (kind of) polymerization.
2009	polymerize	If something polymerizes
2010	polymerized	The past tense and past participle of polymerize.
2011	polymerizes	The third-person singular form of polymerize.
2012	polymerizing	The present participle of polymerize.
2013	polymers	The plural form of polymer; more than one (kind of) polymer.
2014	polyp	A polyp is an abnormal growth that protrudes from a membrane that secretes mucus.
2015	polyps	The plural form of polyp; more than one (kind of) polyp.
2016	polysaccharide	A polysaccharide is a complex carbohydrate that is made of many monosaccharide units.	Cellulose, starches, and complex carbohydrates, such as glycogen, are common polysaccharides in biology.
2017	polysaccharides	The plural form of polysaccharide; more than one (kind of) polysaccharide.
2018	polytechnic	A polytechnic is an educational institute that teaches applied arts and sciences rather than academic subjects.
2019	polytechnics	The plural form of polytechnic; more than one (kind of) polytechnic.
2020	polytheism	Polytheism is belief in more than one god.	Islam is against religions believing in polytheism.
2021	polytheist	A polytheist is a person who believes in more than one god.
2022	polytheistic	If you are polytheistic you believe in more than one god.	Hinduism is a polytheistic religion.
2023	polytheists	The plural form of polytheist; more than one (kind of) polytheist.
2024	pomegranate	A small tree
2025	pomegranates	The plural form of pomegranate; more than one (kind of) pomegranate.
2026	poncho	A poncho is a simple garment	He bought a poncho on his last trip to Bolivia.
2027	ponchos	The plural form of poncho; more than one (kind of) poncho.
2028	pond	A pond is a small body of water.
2029	ponder	If you ponder
2030	pondered	The past tense and past participle of ponder.
2031	pondering	The present participle of ponder.
2032	ponders	The third-person singular form of ponder.
2033	ponds	The plural form of pond; more than one (kind of) pond.
2034	ponies	The plural form of pony; more than one (kind of) pony.
2035	pontiff	A pontiff is a bishop of the early Church; now referring to the Pope.
2036	pontiffs	The plural form of pontiff; more than one (kind of) pontiff.
2037	pontificate	Pontificate is the term of office of a pontiff.
2038	pontificated	The past tense and past participle of pontificate.
2039	pontificates	The plural form of pontificate; more than one (kind of) pontificate.
2040	pontificating	The present participle of pontificate.
2041	pony	A pony is a breed of horses that are small in size even when full grown.
2042	ponytail	A ponytail is a hairstyle where long hair is tied together at the back of the head.
2043	ponytails	The plural form of ponytail; more than one (kind of) ponytail.
2044	poo	Poo refers to the feces produced from the anus.
2045	pooed	The past tense and past participle of poo.
2046	pooing	The present participle of poo.
2047	pool	A pool is hole that holds water. Usually	Our hotel had a large indoor pool.
2048	pooled	The past tense and past participle of pool.	They pooled their money together to buy the ticket to the big game.
2049	pooling	The present participle of pool.	The pooling of the money was a waste of time.
2050	pools	The plural form of pool; more than one (kind of) pool.	The hotel has two pools: an indoor pool and an outdoor pool.
2051	poop	When you poop	He is pooping in the toilet.
2052	pooped	The past tense and past participle of poop.
2053	pooping	The present participle of poop.
2054	poops	The third-person singular form of poop.
2055	poor	Someone who is poor has little or no money.	He is very poor.
2056	poorer	The comparative form of poor; more poor.	They were poorer than the rest.
2057	poorest	The comparative form of poor; more poor.
2058	poorlier	The comparative form of poorly; more poorly.
2059	poorliest	The superlative form of poorly; most poorly.
2060	poorly	If something is done poorly	to do poorly in business; we should get a refund from the contractor, the renovation was done poorly with cracked tiles.
2061	poorness	The poorness of someone is how poor they are.
2062	poos	The plural form of poo; more than one (kind of) poo.
2063	pop	A loud sound
2064	popcorn	popcorn is a snack food made by heating certain kinds of corn.
2065	pope	The pope is the leader of the Roman Catholic Church.
2066	popes	The plural form of pope; more than one (kind of) pope.
2067	poppa	Another word for father	What's up, poppa?
2068	poppas	The plural form of poppa; more than one (kind of) poppa.
2069	popped	The past tense and past participle of pop.
2070	popping	The present participle of pop.
2071	poppycock	Poppycock is foolish talk.
2072	pops	The plural form of pop; more than one (kind of) pop.
2073	popsicle	A frozen flavored ice or ice cream treat on a stick.	My mother gave me a popsicle.
2074	popsicles	The plural form of popsicle; more than one (kind of) popsicle.
2075	populace	The populace of a place is people who live there
2076	popular	If something is popular many people like	Beth is one of the popular girls in my class.; Hamburgers are more popular than hot dogs with teenagers.; Kyle is the most popular boy in the senior class.
2077	popularise	If something is popularised
2078	popularised	The past tense and past participle of popularise.
2079	popularises	The third-person singular form of popularise.
2080	popularising	The present participle of popularise.
2081	popularities	The plural form of popularity; more than one (kind of) popularity.
2082	popularity	Popularity is the quality of being either well-liked or common.	Brad Pitt's popularity as an actor has never been higher.
2083	popularize	If something is popularized
2084	popularized	The past tense and past participle of popularize.
2085	popularizes	The third-person singular form of popularize.
2086	popularizing	The present participle of popularize.
2087	populate	If a place is populated	They lived on the only populated island in the area.; She is fake, like most of the characters who populate TV shows today.; The birds didn't populate the nest box for the next two years.
2088	populated	The past tense and past participle of populate.
2089	populates	The third-person singular form of populate.
2090	populating	The present participle of populate.
2091	population	The population of a place is the people or animals that live there.	The population of a city is higher than that of a town.; The growth of population on earth may lead to much hunger.
2092	populations	The plural form of population; more than one (kind of) population.
2093	populist	A person who wants more democracy.
2094	populists	The plural form of populist; more than one (kind of) populist.
2095	populous	When something is populous	China is the most populous country in the world.
2096	porcelain	Porcelain is a white translucent ceramic.
2097	porcelains	The plural form of porcelain; more than one (kind of) porcelain.
2098	porch	A porch is a covered and enclosed entrance into a building. It is similar to an extended roof that covers an area in front of an entrance.
2099	porches	The plural form of porch; more than one (kind of) porch.
2100	porcupine	A porcupine is an animal (a rodent) with sharp needles all over its body.
2101	pore	A tiny opening in the skin.
2102	pored	The past tense and past participle of pore.
2103	pores	The plural form of pore; more than one (kind of) pore.
2104	poring	The present participle of pore.
2105	pork	Pork is meat or flesh from a pig.	I had a pork sandwich for lunch today.
2106	pork chop	A pork chop is a piece of pork with the bone through the meat.
2107	pork chops	The plural form of pork chop; more than one (kind of) pork chop.	We are having pork chops for supper tonight.
2108	porkier	The comparative form of porky; more porky.
2109	porkiest	The superlative form of porky; most porky.
2110	porks	The plural form of pork; more than one (kind of) pork.
2111	porky	When someone is porky	He looked rather porky.
2112	porn	porn is a short word	My girlfriend and I like to watch porn.; Do not let your kids watch porn.
2113	porn star	A porn star is an actor who is famous for being in pornographic movies.
2114	porn stars	The plural form of porn star; more than one (kind of) porn star.
2115	porno	A porno is a film about pornography.	My girlfriend and me want to make a porno in our bedroom.
2116	pornographic	If something is pornographic
2117	pornography	Pornography is pictures or words that show or describe sex to make people feel excited.
2118	pornos	The plural form of porno; more than one (kind of) porno.
2119	pornstar	A pornstar is an actor who is famous for being in pornographic movies.
2120	pornstars	The plural form of pornstar; more than one (kind of) pornstar.
2121	porous	A porous object is one with a lot of holes or spaces in it that allows liquids and gases to pass through.	Some kinds of rock are so porous that water goes right through it.
2122	porpoise	A porpoise is a small aquatic mammal of the family Phocoenidae. It is related to dolphins and whales.
2123	porpoised	The past tense and past participle of porpoise.
2124	porpoises	The plural form of porpoise; more than one (kind of) porpoise.
2125	porpoising	The present participle of porpoise.
2126	porridge	Porridge is oatmeal or other grains boiled in water or milk until they are thick and sticky and usually eaten for breakfast.	He got up, ate a quick bowl of porridge, and set off.
2127	porridges	The plural form of porridge; more than one (kind of) porridge.
2128	port	A port is a place for ships to stop to trade or refuel.	The port was bombed by the Japanese during World War II.
2129	port de bras	(French	The ballerina's port de bras was classically correct.
2130	portability	Portability is the state or quality of being portable.
2131	portable	If something is portable	A portable toilet can be easily moved from one construction site to another.
2132	portal	A web portal is a website that features interactive services and collects information together.
2133	porcupines	The plural form of porcupine; more than one (kind of) porcupine.
2134	portals	The plural form of portal; more than one (kind of) portal.
2135	ported	The past tense and past participle of port.
2136	portend	If something portends
2137	portended	The past tense and past participle of portend.
2138	portending	The present participle of portend.
2139	portends	The third-person singular form of portend.
2140	porter	A porter is someone whose work is to carry things.	The porter will take your things up to your room for you.
2141	porters	The plural form of porter; more than one (kind of) porter.
2142	portfolio	A portfolio is a case for carrying papers
2143	portfolios	The plural form of portfolio; more than one (kind of) portfolio.
2144	porting	The present participle of port.
2145	portion	A portion is a part of something.	We need to put more signs up in this portion of the city.
2146	portioned	The past tense and past participle of portion.
2147	portioning	The present participle of portion.
2148	portions	The plural form of portion; more than one (kind of) portion.
2149	portlier	The comparative form of portly; more portly.
2150	portliest	The superlative form of portly; most portly.
2151	portly	A portly is fat and overweight.
2152	portmanteau	A portmanteau word.	Pokémon is a portmanteau of "pocket" and "monster".
2153	portmanteau word	A portmanteau word is a word that is made by putting two words together.	"Pokémon" is a portmanteau word made from "pocket" and "monster".; "Smog" is a portmanteau word made from "smoke" and "fog".
2154	portmanteau words	The plural form of portmanteau word; more than one (kind of) portmanteau word.
2155	portmanteaus	The plural form of portmanteau; more than one (kind of) portmanteau.
2156	portmanteaux	The plural form of portmanteau; more than one (kind of) portmanteau.
2157	portrait	A portrait is a painting or picture of a person's head and shoulders.	The portrait of the former queen sold for several million dollars.
2158	portraits	The plural form of portrait; more than one (kind of) portrait.
2159	portraiture	A portraiture is a portrait.
2160	portray	When you portray something	The artist portrayed the bustling life of the city very uniquely in his latest artwork.
2161	portrayal	A portrayal refers to a painting or other artwork portraying something such as a person
2162	portrayals	The plural form of portrayal; more than one (kind of) portrayal.
2163	portrayed	The past tense and past participle of portray.
2164	portraying	The present participle of portray.
2165	portrays	The third-person singular form of portray.
2166	ports	The plural form of port; more than one (kind of) port.
2167	Portugal	Portugal is a country near Spain in Europe.
2168	Portuguese	When something is Portuguese
2169	pose	A position or arrangement.	What kind of pose is best for this photograph?
2170	posed	The past tense and past participle of pose.
2171	Poseidon	Poseidon is the Greek god of the sea and storms
2172	poses	The plural form of pose; more than one (kind of) pose.
2173	posh	Posh is something that is high class	He spoke with a posh voice.; It was the poshest restaurant in town.
2174	poshen	If you poshen something
2175	poshened	The past tense and past participle of poshen.
2176	poshening	The present participle of poshen.
2177	poshens	The third-person singular form of poshen.
2178	posher	The comparative form of posh; more posh.
2179	poshest	The superlative form of posh; most posh.
2180	posing	The present participle of pose.
2181	posit	A posit is something that is postulated.
2182	posited	The past tense and past participle of posit.
2183	positing	The present participle of posit.
2184	position	The position of something is the place where the thing is.	The position of the table is two metres from the wall.; You're in my way. Please move to a different position.
2185	positioned	The past tense and past participle of position.
2186	positioning	The present participle of position.
2187	positionings	The plural form of positioning; more than one (kind of) positioning.
2188	positions	The plural form of position; more than one (kind of) position.
2189	positive	If something is positive	A balanced diet, exercise, and a positive attitude are all things that give you a sense of well being.; After using the new skin cream for four weeks, most women showed positive results, reporting that their skin felt smoother and softer and looked better.; The changes in the prices were all positive.
2190	positive statement	A statement that focuses only on what is the case
2191	positively	In a positive manner rather than a negative one.	His idea for decreasing working hours was received positively by the workers.
2192	positives	The plural form of positive; more than one (kind of) positive.
2193	positivity	The state of being positive.
2194	positron	A positron is a particle that takes one positive charge and its mass and spin is equal to an electron's.
2195	positrons	The plural form of positron; more than one (kind of) positron.
2196	posits	The plural form of posit; more than one (kind of) posit.
2197	possess	To have or to own	He does not possess a car.
2198	possessed	The past tense and past participle of possess.
2199	possesses	The third-person singular form of possess.
2200	possessing	The present participle of possess.
2201	possession	Power or control over something
2202	possessions	The plural form of possession; more than one (kind of) possession.
2203	possessive	Not willing to share someone/something; wanting to control someone/something.	He is very possessive of his car and won't let anyone else drive it.
2204	possessor	A possessor of something is someone who has it.	You are now the proud possessor of a university degree.; Intelligence is a gift over which its possessor has little control.
2205	possessors	The plural form of possessor; more than one (kind of) possessor.
2206	possibilities	The plural form of possibility; more than one (kind of) possibility.
2207	possibility	If there is a possibility of something	There is a real possibility of war.
2208	possible	If something is possible	Life on other planets is possible.
2209	possibly	You use possibly to say that something might be true.	This is possibly the biggest tree in the city.
2210	post	Post is the letters and parcels that you send to other people.	There's no post today because it's a Sunday.; The new book arrived in the post.
2211	post-	after
2212	post meridiem	Usually abbreviated p.m.	In the winter, the sun can set as early as 4:30 post meridiem.
2213	post office	A post office is where mail is sent and received from.	He sent his letter from the post office.
2214	post offices	The plural form of post office; more than one (kind of) post office.
2215	postage	Postage is money that is paid to have a letter or package delivered to someone.	Mary paid 50 cents for postage.
2216	postage stamp	A small piece of paper that is placed on an item being mailed to show that the postage has been paid.
2217	postage stamps	The plural form of postage stamp; more than one (kind of) postage stamp.
2218	postages	The plural form of postage; more than one (kind of) postage.
2219	postal	The postal system	The postal service delivers mail every day.
2220	postcard	A postcard is a piece of paper with a message on it mailed without an envelope.	I sent a postcard to my friend when I was on vacation.
2221	postcards	The plural form of postcard; more than one (kind of) postcard.
2222	posted	The past tense and past participle of post.
2223	poster	A poster is a large piece of paper with a picture or writing on it.	I saw a poster advertising lemonade.
2224	posterior	Posterior is a word used in biology to refer to the back of an animal.
2225	posterities	The plural form of posterity; more than one (kind of) posterity.
2226	posterity	Posterity means people in the future.	The baseball player is remembered by posterity as one of the best players who ever lived.; If we cut down all of the world's trees, there will be none left for posterity.
2227	posters	The plural form of poster; more than one (kind of) poster.
2228	posthumous	To be posthumous	Posthumous orphans never knew their fathers.
2229	posthumously	When something is done posthumously	The prize was awarded posthumously.; The author finished the book before he died, but it was released posthumously.
2230	posting	The present participle of post.
2231	postings	The plural form of posting; more than one (kind of) posting.
2232	postman	A postman is someone who delivers mail.	The postman dropped off the mail.
2233	postmark	A postmark is a stamp that shows where a letter was sent from.	The postcard had an Orlando postmark on it.
2234	postmarked	The past tense and past participle of postmark.
2235	postmarking	The present participle of postmark.
2236	postmarks	The plural form of postmark; more than one (kind of) postmark.
2237	postmaster	A postmaster is the head of the post office.	Benjamin Franklin was the first postmaster general of the U.S.
2238	postmasters	The plural form of postmaster; more than one (kind of) postmaster.
2239	postmen	The plural form of postman; more than one (kind of) postman.
2240	postmidnight	Period from 00:00 (12:00 am) to 05:59 (5:59 am).
2241	postnatal	Something that is postnatal happens after birth.
2242	postoffice	Postoffice is another way of spelling post office.
2243	postoffices	The plural form of postoffice; more than one (kind of) postoffice.
2244	postpone	When you postpone something	She will postpone the picnic if weather reports indicate rain.; The exams were postponed until next week because of the weather.
2245	postponed	The past tense and past participle of postpone.
2246	postponement	Postponement is the act or process of postponing something.
2247	postponements	The plural form of postponement; more than one (kind of) postponement.
2248	postpones	The third-person singular form of postpone.
2249	postponing	The present participle of postpone.
2250	post-production	The last part of movie production
2251	posts	The plural form of post; more than one (kind of) post.
2252	postscript	A postscript is a message that is put at the end of a letter and is put after the author's signature.	He added a postscript to the end of the letter.
2253	postscripts	The plural form of postscript; more than one (kind of) postscript.
2254	postulant	A postulant is a person who is seeking admission to a religious position.
2255	postulants	The plural form of postulant; more than one (kind of) postulant.
2256	postulate	To postulate is to suggest or accept that something is true.	Maharishi Kanad postulated that atoms are smallest particles.
2257	postulated	The past tense and past participle of postulate.
2258	postulates	The third-person singular form of postulate.
2259	postulating	The present participle of postulate.
2260	posture	A posture is a position of the body.	At the start of a race, the runners crouch down into a starting posture.
2261	postured	The past tense and past participle of posture.
2262	postures	The plural form of posture; more than one (kind of) posture.
2263	posturing	The present participle of posture.
2264	postwar	Something that is postwar is after a war.
2265	pot	A metal container for cooking. People can cook food by putting the food in a pot and putting the pot on a stove.
2266	potable	If something is potable you can safely drink it.
2267	potash	Potash is a the mixture of potassium hydroxide and potassium carbonate left over in ashes.
2268	potashes	The plural form of potash; more than one (kind of) potash.
2269	potassium	Potassium is a soft	Potassium is a highly electronegative element.
2270	potato	A potato is a food that grows under the ground	We usually eat meat and potatoes.
2271	potato chip	A potato chip is a slice of potato that is fried or baked and usually salted.
2272	potato chips	The plural form of potato chip; more than one (kind of) potato chip.
2273	potatoes	The plural form of potato; more than one (kind of) potato.
2274	potatoey	If something is potatoey
2275	potent	If something is potent
2276	potential	A potential customer	Realistic goals can then be set to prevent potential problems from becoming actual ones.; To grow, a business must identify potential customers and their needs.
2277	potentials	The plural form of potential; more than one (kind of) potential.
2278	pothole	A pothole is a hole in a road. It is usually caused by erosion.
2279	potion	Potion is a portion of a liquid which can either be medicinal or poisonous.	He hoped to win the princess's heart by mixing the love potion the witch gave him into her drink.
2280	potions	The plural form of potion; more than one (kind of) potion.
2281	pots	The plural form of pot; more than one (kind of) pot.
2282	potter	A potter is someone who creates pots or other pottery.	He went to the potter because he wanted a new vase for his flowers.
2283	pottered	The past tense and past participle of potter.
2284	potteries	The plural form of pottery; more than one (kind of) pottery.
2285	pottering	The present participle of potter.
2286	potters	The plural form of potter; more than one (kind of) potter.
2287	pottery	Pottery is items made from clay and then baked to make them hard.	The archaeologist found broken pottery at the site of the ancient village.
2288	pouch	A pouch is a small bag or pocket used for carrying things.	He kept his coins in a leather pouch.
2289	pouched	The past tense and past participle of pouch.
2290	pouches	The plural form of pouch; more than one (kind of) pouch.
2291	pouching	The present participle of pouch.
2292	poultry	Poultry is any type of meat from domestic fowls (e.g. chickens
2293	pounce	To suddenly jump onto something and grab it.	The lion hid in the grass until the zebra came close. Then the lion pounced on it and killed it.
2294	pounced	The past tense and past participle of pounce.
2295	pounces	The third-person singular form of pounce.
2296	pouncing	The present participle of pounce.
2297	pound	A pound is a unit of currency used in Britain.	Against the dollar, the pound fell by half a cent to $ 1.73.
2298	pound sign	The pound sign is a symbol for pounds in the United Kingdom.
2299	pound signs	The plural form of pound sign; more than one (kind of) pound sign.
2300	pounded	The past tense and past participle of pound.
2301	pounding	The present participle of pound.
2302	pounds	The plural form of pound; more than one (kind of) pound.
2303	pour	If you pour something
2304	poured	The past tense and past participle of pour.
2305	pouring	The present participle of pour.
2306	pours	The third-person singular form of pour.
2307	pout	If a person pouts
2308	pouted	The past tense and past participle of pout.
2309	pouting	The present participle of pout.
2310	pouts	The third-person singular form of pout.
2311	poverty	Poverty is the condition of being poor.
2312	powder	Powder is the small parts that are made from any dry substance that is pounded	Flour is a powder.; When it's very cold, the snow is like powder.
2313	powder horn	A powder horn is a tool used to put gunpowder into a gun or cannon.
2314	powder horns	The plural form of powder horn; more than one (kind of) powder horn.
2315	powdered	If something is powdered
2316	powdering	The present participle of powder.
2317	powders	The plural form of powder; more than one (kind of) powder.
2318	powdery	If something is powdery
2319	power	Strength	His muscles have a lot of power.; The prime minister has power over the country.; Fight the power! (Meaning, "Fight authority!")
2320	power cord	A power cord or mains cable is a cord or cable that connects an electrical appliance to an electrical power source for the time that it is plugged into an outlet.
2321	power cords	The plural form of power cord; more than one (kind of) power cord.
2322	power line	A power line is a line that transmits electrical energy.
2323	power lines	The plural form of power line; more than one (kind of) power line.
2324	power of attorney	If you have power of attorney for someone
2325	powerful	If someone (or something) is powerful	The king is a very powerful man.; Big guns are powerful weapons.; A tiger is powerful animal.; The train has a powerful engine.
2326	powerhouse	A powerhouse is a person or organization with a lot of influence.	She is a powerhouse of Canadian politics.
2327	powerhouses	The plural form of powerhouse; more than one (kind of) powerhouse.
2328	powering	The present participle of power.
2329	powerless	To be powerless is to have no power
2330	powers	The plural form of power; more than one (kind of) power.
2331	practicable	Able to be practiced.
2332	practical	If something is practical
2333	practically	almost	We see each other practically every day.; It's practically impossible to get 100% on the essay.
2334	practice	If you practice something	The class was going to practice writing skills for homework.; When I got my first guitar, I practiced until my fingers fell off.
2335	practice what you preach	If you tell other people to do something
2336	practiced	: This short section needs someone to add to it.
2337	practices	The plural form of practice; more than one (kind of) practice.
2338	practicing	The present participle of practice.
2339	practise	If you practise something	The class was going to practise writing skills for homework.; When I got my first guitar, I practised until my fingers fell off.
2340	practised	The third-person singular form of practise.
2341	practises	The third-person singular form of practise.
2342	practising	The present participle of practise.
2343	practitioner	A practitioner is a person who works in a profession or following a particular style or belief	Acupuncture practitioners use fine needles to stimulate specific points of the body.; The book should be useful for new and experienced practitioners of yoga.
2344	practitioners	The plural form of practitioner; more than one (kind of) practitioner.
2345	pragmatic	If you are pragmatic	Your ways of solving the problem is very pragmatic but might anger some voters.
2346	pragmatics	Pragmatics is the study of how language is used in real life. It is about practical language use.	Examples of English pragmatics included saying, "Could I have a cookie?" or "Those cookies look good," to mean "Give me a cookie."
2347	Prague	Prague is the capital of Czech Republic.
2348	praise	If you praise someone	She praises him for his brave deed.; The hero was praised for his brave deed.; We will praise him for his brave deed.; They will be praising him for his deeds.
2349	praised	The past tense and past participle of praise.
2350	praises	The third-person singular form of praise.
2351	praising	The present participle of praise.
2352	praline	Pralines are confections made from almonds and other nuts and caramelized sugar.
2353	pralines	The plural form of praline; more than one (kind of) praline.
2354	prance	If a horse prances
2355	pranced	The past tense and past participle of prance.
2356	prances	The third-person singular form of prance.
2357	powered	The past tense and past participle of power.
2358	prancing	The present participle of prance.
2359	prank	A prank is an act to trick or confuse someone; a mean act.
2360	prank call	A prank call is a phone call made to prank somebody.	The store owner was angry after receiving a prank call.
2361	prank called	The past tense and past participle of prank call.
2362	prank calling	The present participle of prank call.
2363	prank calls	The third-person singular form of prank call.
2364	pranked	The past tense and past participle of prank.
2365	pranking	The present participle of prank.
2366	pranks	The plural form of prank; more than one (kind of) prank.
2367	prankster	A prankster is someone who sometimes plays pranks.	My brother is a prankster.
2368	pranksters	The plural form of prankster; more than one (kind of) prankster.
2369	praseodymium	Praseodymium is a metallic (meaning made of metal) element with an atomic number of 59 and symbol Pr.
2370	prate	When a person prates
2371	prated	The past tense and past participle of prate.
2372	prates	The third-person singular form of prate.
2373	prating	The present participle of prate.
2374	prattle	If a person prattles
2375	prattled	The past tense and past participle of prattle.
2376	prattles	The third-person singular form of prattle.
2377	prattling	The present participle of prattle.
2378	prawn	A prawn is a shrimplike crustacean
2379	prawned	The past tense and past participle of prawn.
2380	prawning	The present participle of prawn.
2381	prawns	The plural form of prawn; more than one (kind of) prawn.
2382	praxeological	If something is praxeological	That paper was quite praxeological on the behaviour of the elderly.
2383	praxeologies	The plural form of praxeology; more than one (kind of) praxeology.
2384	praxeology	Praxeology is the study of human behaviour.
2385	pray	If you pray	I decided to pray. I prayed for somebody to help me.; We prayed prayers of thanks.; Father God, I pray in Jesus' name that we will come home.; I just pray the Lord will forgive me for letting all these good people down.; The people were one when they sang and prayed together.; I pray for peace every Sunday when I go to church.
2386	prayed	The past tense and past participle of pray.
2387	prayer	A prayer is when a person tries to communicate with a god he believes in and make requests for help to the god or give him devotion and praise.
2388	prayers	The plural form of prayer; more than one (kind of) prayer.
2389	praying	The present participle of pray.
2390	prays	The third-person singular form of pray.
2391	pre	before	The photo was taken pre my hair becoming gray.
2392	pre-	Before; earlier.
2393	preach	When someone preaches	Reverend Mather preached a one-hour sermon on the Book of John in church today
2394	preached	The past tense and past participle of preach.
2395	preacher	A preacher is a person who preaches a philosophy
2396	preachers	The plural form of preacher; more than one (kind of) preacher.
2397	preaches	The third-person singular form of preach.
2398	preachified	The past tense and past participle of preachify.
2399	preachifies	The third-person singular form of preachify.
2400	preachify	If a person preachifies
2401	preachifying	The present participle of preachify.
2402	preaching	The present participle of preach.
2403	prealign	If you prealign something
2404	prealigned	The past tense and past participle of prealign.
2405	prealigning	The present participle of prealign.
2406	prealigns	The third-person singular form of prealign.
2407	preallocate	If you preallocate something
2408	preallocated	The past tense and past participle of preallocate.
2409	preallocates	The third-person singular form of preallocate.
2410	preallocating	The present participle of preallocate.
2411	preallot	If you preallot something
2412	prealloted	The past tense and past participle of preallot.
2413	prealloting	The present participle of preallot.
2414	preallots	The third-person singular form of preallot.
2415	preamble	A preamble is a short preliminary statement.
2416	preambles	The plural form of preamble; more than one (kind of) preamble.
2417	preapprove	If you preapprove something
2418	preapproved	The past tense and past participle of preapprove.
2419	preapproves	The third-person singular form of preapprove.
2420	preapproving	The present participle of preapprove.
2421	preauthorise	If you preauthorise something
2422	preauthorised	The past tense and past participle of preauthorise.
2423	preauthorises	The third-person singular form of preauthorise.
2424	preauthorising	The present participle of preauthorise.
2425	preauthorize	If you preauthorize something
2426	preauthorized	The past tense and past participle of preauthorize.
2427	preauthorizes	The third-person singular form of preauthorize.
2428	preauthorizing	The present participle of preauthorize.
2429	prebatch	If you prebatch something
2430	prebatched	The past tense and past participle of prebatch.
2431	prebatches	The third-person singular form of prebatch.
2432	prebatching	The present participle of prebatch.
2433	preblend	If you preblend something
2434	preblended	The past tense and past participle of preblend.
2435	preblending	The present participle of preblend.
2436	preblends	The third-person singular form of preblend.
2437	preboil	If you preboil something
2438	preboiled	The past tense and past participle of preboil.
2439	preboiling	The present participle of preboil.
2440	preboils	The third-person singular form of preboil.
2441	prebook	If you prebook something
2442	prebooked	The past tense and past participle of prebook.
2443	prebooking	The present participle of prebook.
2444	prebooks	The third-person singular form of prebook.
2445	prebuilt	If something is prebuilt
2446	precast	A precast is a large piece of concrete that is made in advance for installation at another location.
2447	precasted	The past tense and past participle of precast.
2448	precasting	The present participle of precast.
2449	precasts	The plural form of precast; more than one (kind of) precast.
2450	precaution	Precaution refers to previous care and caution taken to ensure safety.	The father of the family took a gun out of his closet as a precaution against intruders during the night.
2451	precautionary	What is precautionary is that which is related to or of a precaution.
2452	precautioned	The past tense and past participle of precaution.
2453	precautioning	The present participle of precaution.
2454	precautions	The plural form of precaution; more than one (kind of) precaution.
2455	precede	to come before.	A precedes B in the alphabet.; More change has happened in the last 20 years than in the preceding 100.; Each of the above exercises should be immediately preceded by taking a deep breath.
2456	preceded	The past tense and past participle of precede.
2457	precedence	If x has or takes Precedence over y	Safety should take precedence over speed.; In this company, the boss's decisions have precedence over all others.
2458	precedences	The plural form of precedence; more than one (kind of) precedence.
2459	precedent	If something has a precedent	Outlawing tobacco products probably wouldn't work because of the precedent of prohibition in the 1920s.; * You are arguing that it's possible for people to catch diseases from animals, but there is no precedent for that.
2460	precedents	The plural form of precedent; more than one (kind of) precedent.
2461	precedes	The third-person singular form of precede.
2462	preceding	The present participle of precede.
2463	precept	A precept is a rule of conduct or action; instruction or direction for a given course or action.
2464	precepts	The plural form of precept; more than one (kind of) precept.
2465	precertified	The past tense and past participle of precertify.
2466	precertifies	The third-person singular form of precertify.
2467	precertify	If you precertify something
2468	precertifying	The present participle of precertify.
2469	precharge	If you precharge something
2470	precharged	The past tense and past participle of precharge.
2471	precharges	The third-person singular form of precharge.
2472	precharging	The present participle of precharge.
2473	precheck	If you precheck something
2474	prechecked	The past tense and past participle of precheck.
2475	prechecking	The present participle of precheck.
2476	prechecks	The third-person singular form of precheck.
2477	prechill	If you prechill something
2478	prechilled	The past tense and past participle of prechill.
2479	prechilling	The present participle of prechill.
2480	prechills	The third-person singular form of prechill.
2481	prechop	If you prechop something
2482	prechopped	The past tense and past participle of prechop.
2483	prechopping	The present participle of prechop.
2484	prechops	The third-person singular form of prechop.
2485	precinct	A precinct is an area within a particular place or building.
2486	precincts	The plural form of precinct; more than one (kind of) precinct.
2487	precious	When something is precious
2488	preciousness	Preciousness refers to the quality of being precious.	Diamond has almost the same preciousness as ruby.
2489	precipitate	If you precipitate something
2490	precipitated	The past tense and past participle of precipitate.
2491	precipitates	The third-person singular form of precipitate.
2492	precipitating	The present participle of precipitate.
2493	precipitation	Precipitation is water that falls from the clouds in the sky as snow
2494	precipitations	The plural form of precipitation; more than one (kind of) precipitation.
2495	precise	If something is precise it is correct and exact.	Young children are often unable to give a precise definition for words they know very well.; The precise nature of the tax changes has not been decided.
2496	precisely	When something happens precisely	The egg flew out the window and landed precisely on Mr. Norton's bald head.
2497	precision	Precision is how exact an action or measurement is.	Please remember to give your precision in 3 significant figures.
2498	precisions	The plural form of precision; more than one (kind of) precision.
2499	preclean	If you preclean something
2500	precleaned	The past tense and past participle of preclean.
2501	precleaning	The present participle of preclean.
2502	precleans	The third-person singular form of preclean.
2503	preclude	If you preclude something
2504	precluded	The past tense and past participle of preclude.
2505	precludes	The third-person singular form of preclude.
2506	precluding	The present participle of preclude.
2507	precocious puberty	A precocious puberty is a medical condition where puberty begins at a very early time compared to the norm.	Lina Medina became pregnant at age 5 years as a result of precocious puberty.
2508	precompile	If you precompile something
2509	precompiled	The past tense and past participle of precompile.
2510	precompiles	The third-person singular form of precompile.
2511	precompiling	The present participle of precompile.
2512	precompute	If you precompute something
2513	precomputed	The past tense and past participle of precompute.
2514	precomputes	The third-person singular form of precompute.
2515	precomputing	The present participle of precompute.
2516	precondition	A precondition is a condition that needs to be completed before taking a course of action.
2517	preconditioned	The past tense and past participle of precondition.
2518	preconditioning	The present participle of precondition.
2519	preconditions	The plural form of precondition; more than one (kind of) precondition.
2520	precook	If you precook something
2521	precooked	The past tense and past participle of precook.
2522	precooking	The present participle of precook.
2523	precooks	The third-person singular form of precook.
2524	precool	If you precool something
2525	precooled	The past tense and past participle of precool.
2526	precooling	The present participle of precool.
2527	precools	The third-person singular form of precool.
2528	precursor	A precursor is something that comes before; it is a predecessor	The typewriter was the precursor of the computer.
2529	precursors	The plural form of precursor; more than one (kind of) precursor.
2530	predate	If A predates B
2531	predated	The past tense and past participle of predate.
2532	predates	The third-person singular form of predate.
2533	predating	The present participle of predate.
2534	predator	A predator is an animal that goes after other animals for food	The deer watched for predators as they approached the water.
2535	predators	The plural form of predator; more than one (kind of) predator.
2536	predawn	If something happens predawn
2537	predecessor	A predecessor is someone who held an office before the current holder (incumbent).
2538	predecessors	The plural form of predecessor; more than one (kind of) predecessor.
2539	predecide	If you predecide something
2540	predecided	The past tense and past participle of predecide.
2541	predecides	The third-person singular form of predecide.
2542	predeciding	The present participle of predecide.
2543	predefine	If you predefine something
2544	predefined	The past tense and past participle of predefine.
2545	predefines	The third-person singular form of predefine.
2546	predefining	The present participle of predefine.
2547	predeposit	If you predeposit something
2548	predeposited	The past tense and past participle of predeposit.
2549	predepositing	The present participle of predeposit.
2550	predeposits	The third-person singular form of predeposit.
2551	predesign	If you predesign something
2552	predesigned	The past tense and past participle of predesign.
2553	predesigning	The present participle of predesign.
2554	predesigns	The third-person singular form of predesign.
2555	predestine	If you predestine something
2556	predestined	The past tense and past participle of predestine.
2557	predestines	The third-person singular form of predestine.
2558	predestining	The present participle of predestine.
2559	predetermine	If you predetermine something
2560	predetermined	The past tense and past participle of predetermine.
2561	predetermines	The third-person singular form of predetermine.
2562	predetermining	The present participle of predetermine.
2563	predicament	If a person is in a state of predicament
2564	predicaments	The plural form of predicament; more than one (kind of) predicament.
2565	predicand	In clause structure	In They appear happy, the property of being happy is predicated of they, which is therefore the predicand.; In They consider John intelligent, the property of being intelligent is predicated of John, which is therefore the predicand.; Generally speaking, the predicand in a clause is either the subject or the object.
2566	predicands	The plural form of predicand; more than one (kind of) predicand.
2567	predicate	A predicate is the head of a clause and says something about the subject.
2568	predicated	The past tense and past participle of predicate.
2569	predicates	The plural form of predicate; more than one (kind of) predicate.
2570	predicating	The present participle of predicate.
2571	predicative	The predicative use is the use of an adjective or other expression as predicative complement or predicative adjunct.	The clause I am hot illustrates the predicative use of the adjective hot.
2572	predicative adjunct	A predicative adjunct in clause structure is an adjunct that ascribes a property to a predicand.
2573	predicative complement	A predicative complement comes in a verb phrase and relates to the subject or the object.	In a clause like Sue seems very capable, the adjective phrase very capable functions as predicative complement which relates to the subject Sue.
2574	predicative oblique	A predicative oblique is a predicative element that occurs after the preposition as or for.	In the clause He came across as a sane person, the noun phrase a sane person functions as predicative oblique of the verb come.
2575	predicator	In clause structure
2576	predicators	The plural form of predicator; more than one (kind of) predicator.
2577	predict	If you predict something	It is still difficult to accurately predict the weather more than two days in advance.; As predicted by analysts, Toyota has increased the price of the Lexus LS400 by £3000 for 1993.; Darwin's theory predicts that animals will try to maximise the number of their children.
2578	predictable	If something is predictable
2579	predicted	The past tense and past participle of predict.
2580	predicting	The present participle of predict.
2581	prediction	A prediction is an idea or guess of what will happen in the future.	The president gave a prediction as to whether or not the bill would be passed.
2582	predictions	The plural form of prediction; more than one (kind of) prediction.
2583	predicts	The third-person singular form of predict.
2584	predispose	If something predisposes you to do something	This gene predisposes people to develop heart troubles.
2585	predisposed	If something is predisposed to happen or to do something	She was very predisposed to spending her evenings reading.; These mice are predisposed to gain weight.; Due to his family history, John was predisposed to developing heart disease.
2586	predisposes	The third-person singular form of predispose.
2587	predisposing	The present participle of predispose.
2588	predominant	If something is predominant
2589	predominantly	mostly	The predominantly male, white judges treat men and women differently.; Her work during this period was predominantly concerned with children learning to read.
2590	predrill	If you predrill something
2591	predrilled	The past tense and past participle of predrill.
2592	predrilling	The present participle of predrill.
2593	predrills	The third-person singular form of predrill.
2594	pre-election	If something happens pre-election
2595	preempt	If you preempt something
2596	preempted	The past tense and past participle of preempt.
2597	preempting	The present participle of preempt.
2598	preempts	The third-person singular form of preempt.
2599	prefabricate	If you prefabricate something
2600	prefabricated	The past tense and past participle of prefabricate.
2601	prefabricates	The third-person singular form of prefabricate.
2602	prefabricating	The present participle of prefabricate.
2603	preface	A preface is the beginning or introductory portion that comes before the main text of a document or book.
2604	prefaced	The past tense and past participle of preface.
2605	prefaces	The plural form of preface; more than one (kind of) preface.
2606	prefacing	The present participle of preface.
2607	prefect	A prefect is a school pupil who has the power to enforce discipline amongst other students.
2608	prefects	The plural form of prefect; more than one (kind of) prefect.
2609	prefer	If you prefer something	Sometimes I eat in restaurants, but I prefer to cook.; I generally prefer coffee to tea. I just can't enjoy tea.
2610	preference	A preference is something that you like more than others
2611	preferences	The plural form of preference; more than one (kind of) preference.
2612	preferential	If an action is preferential	As the principal's son, he was given preferential treatment.
2613	preferred	The past tense and past participle of prefer.
2614	preferring	The present participle of prefer.
2615	prefers	The third-person singular form of prefer.
2616	prefile	If you prefile something
2617	prefiled	The past tense and past participle of prefile.
2618	prefiles	The third-person singular form of prefile.
2619	prefiling	The present participle of prefile.
2620	prefill	If you prefill something
2621	prefilled	The past tense and past participle of prefill.
2622	prefilling	The present participle of prefill.
2623	prefills	The third-person singular form of prefill.
2624	prefix	A prefix is an affix that is added to the beginning of a word. In English this usually changes the meaning.
2625	prefixes	The plural form of prefix; more than one (kind of) prefix.
2626	pregnancies	The plural form of pregnancy; more than one (kind of) pregnancy.
2627	pregnancy	A pregnancy when a female is pregnant.	She was in the third month of her pregnancy.
2628	pregnant	If a female is pregnant	Between 10 and 40 percent of US teen girls will get pregnant before the age of 20.; For the first time, a 67-year-old woman has successfully become pregnant.; At that time, she was already eight months pregnant with their son, Bradley.; You could barely tell she was pregnant, although the baby was born a week later.
2629	preheat	If you preheat something	Preheat the oven to 350 °C.
2630	preheated	The past tense and past participle of preheat.
2631	preheating	The present participle of preheat.
2632	preheats	The third-person singular form of preheat.
2633	prehistoric	If something is prehistoric
2634	prehistories	The plural form of prehistory; more than one (kind of) prehistory.
2635	prehistory	Prehistory is the period of time before the invention of writing
2636	preinstall	If you preinstall a software
2637	preinstalled	The past tense and past participle of preinstall.
2638	preinstalling	The present participle of preinstall.
2639	preinstalls	The third-person singular form of preinstall.
2640	prejudge	If you prejudge a person
2641	prejudged	The past tense and past participle of prejudge.
2642	prejudges	The third-person singular form of prejudge.
2643	prejudging	The present participle of prejudge.
2644	prejudice	an unreasonable hatred for a group	John had prejudice against Muslims.
2645	prejudiced	Someone who is prejudiced has prejudice against somebody.	Sarah is the most prejudiced person I have ever met.
2646	prejudices	The plural form of prejudice; more than one (kind of) prejudice.
2647	prejudicial	If someone is prejudicial
2648	prejudicing	The present participle of prejudice.
2649	preliminaries	The plural form of preliminary; more than one (kind of) preliminary.
2650	preliminary	If something is preliminary
2651	preload	If you preload a software
2652	preloaded	The past tense and past participle of preload.
2653	preloading	The present participle of preload.
2654	preloads	The third-person singular form of preload.
2655	prelude	A prelude is an introductory or preliminary performance or event.
2656	preluded	The past tense and past participle of prelude.
2657	preludes	The plural form of prelude; more than one (kind of) prelude.
2658	preluding	The present participle of prelude.
2659	premade	The past tense and past participle of premake.
2660	premake	If you premake something
2661	premakes	The third-person singular form of premake.
2662	premaking	The present participle of premake.
2663	premature	Something is premature if it happens early	The premature baby was born 32 weeks after conception.
2664	prematurely	If something happens prematurely	He left the hospital prematurely, before his wounds had healed.
2665	premeditate	If you premeditate something
2666	premeditated	The past tense and past participle of premeditate.
2667	premeditates	The third-person singular form of premeditate.
2668	premeditating	The present participle of premeditate.
2669	premelt	If you premelt something
2670	premelted	The past tense and past participle of premelt.
2671	premelting	The present participle of premelt.
2672	premelts	The third-person singular form of premelt.
2673	premidnight	Evening.
2674	premier	Something that is premier is of the highest importance.
2675	premiere	A premiere is the first showing of a movie	The premiere of "Gone with the Wind" was in Atlanta, Georgia.
2676	premiered	The past tense and past participle of premiere.
2677	premieres	The plural form of premiere; more than one (kind of) premiere.
2678	premiering	The present participle of premiere.
2679	premiers	The plural form of premier; more than one (kind of) premier.
2680	premise	A premise is a set of ideas from which you can put forward an answer or reach conclusion.	A basic premise of Christianity is to treat other people like you want to be treated.
2681	premised	The past tense and past participle of premise.
2682	premises	The plural form of premise; more than one (kind of) premise.
2683	premising	The present participle of premise.
2684	premium	A premium is an amount of money paid for insurance.	He had to pay a higher premium after his house burnt down.
2685	premiums	The plural form of premium; more than one (kind of) premium.
2686	premix	A premix is a blend of ingredients that has been mixed in advance.
2687	premixed	The past tense and past participle of premix.
2688	premixes	The plural form of premix; more than one (kind of) premix.
2689	premixing	The present participle of premix.
2690	premodified	The past tense and past participle of premodify.
2691	premodifies	The third-person singular form of premodify.
2692	premodify	If you premodify something
2693	premodifying	The present participle of premodify.
2694	premonition	A premonition is a strong feeling about something bad that might happen in the future.
2695	premonitions	The plural form of premonition; more than one (kind of) premonition.
2696	prenatal	Something that is prenatal happens before birth.
2697	preoccupied	When you are preoccupied with something	I was so preoccupied with changing the channel on the car's radio set that I did not see the red light.
2698	preoccupies	The third-person singular form of preoccupy.
2699	preoccupy	When you preoccupy someone	I preoccupied my son with a toy while I finish the work I was doing.
2700	preoccupying	The present participle of preoccupy.
2701	preordain	If you preordain something
2702	preordained	The past tense and past participle of preordain.
2703	preordaining	The present participle of preordain.
2704	preordains	The third-person singular form of preordain.
2705	preorder	If you preorder something
2706	preordered	The past tense and past participle of preorder.
2707	preordering	The present participle of preorder.
2708	preorders	The third-person singular form of preorder.
2709	prep	A prep is the preparation of something.
2710	prepack	If you prepack something
2711	prepacked	The past tense and past participle of prepack.
2712	prepacking	The present participle of prepack.
2713	prepacks	The third-person singular form of prepack.
2714	preparation	Preparation is the act of preparing or getting something ready.	In preparation for the event, each person chipped in and bought a gift.
2715	preparations	The plural form of preparation; more than one (kind of) preparation.
2716	preparatory	Preparatory work	Most of the preparatory work had been done, but the building had not actually started.
2717	prepare	When we prepare something	The mother prepared food for the meal.; We must hope for the best and prepare for the worst.
2718	prepared	The past tense and past participle of prepare.
2719	preparedness	The preparedness of someone is how prepared they are.
2720	prepares	The third-person singular form of prepare.
2721	preparing	The present participle of prepare.
2722	preplan	If you preplan something
2723	preplanned	The past tense and past participle of preplan.
2724	preplanning	The present participle of preplan.
2725	preplans	The third-person singular form of preplan.
2726	preponderate	If you preponderate someone
2727	preponderated	The past tense and past participle of preponderate.
2728	preponderates	The third-person singular form of preponderate.
2729	preponderating	The present participle of preponderate.
2730	preposition	A preposition is a member of a group of words	In the sentence, "I come from Canada," "from" is a preposition.
2731	prepositioned	The past tense and past participle of preposition.
2732	prepositioning	The present participle of preposition.
2733	prepositions	The plural form of preposition; more than one (kind of) preposition.
2734	prepossessing	If something is prepossessing
2735	preposterous	Something that is preposterous is ridiculous or unbelievable.
2736	prepped	The past tense and past participle of prep.
2737	prepping	The present participle of prep.
2738	preps	The plural form of prep; more than one (kind of) prep.
2739	prequel	A prequel is a story
2740	prequels	The plural form of prequel; more than one (kind of) prequel.
2741	prerecord	If you prerecord something
2742	prerecorded	The past tense and past participle of prerecord.
2743	prerecording	The present participle of prerecord.
2744	prerecords	The third-person singular form of prerecord.
2745	prerequisite	A prerequisite is something you need to get something else.	This college has many prerequisites.
2746	prerequisites	The plural form of prerequisite; more than one (kind of) prerequisite.
2747	prerogative	A prerogative is a right that someone has because of their job	He used his presidential prerogative to end the war.
2748	prerogatives	The plural form of prerogative; more than one (kind of) prerogative.
2749	presage	A presage is a warning of a future event.
2750	presaged	The past tense and past participle of presage.
2751	presages	The plural form of presage; more than one (kind of) presage.
2752	presaging	The present participle of presage.
2753	presbyteries	The plural form of presbytery; more than one (kind of) presbytery.
2754	presbytery	A presbytery is the home of a Roman Catholic parish priest.
2755	preschool	If something is preschool
2756	preschooled	The past tense and past participle of preschool.
2757	preschooler	A preschooler is a child who has not yet attended school.
2758	preschoolers	The plural form of preschooler; more than one (kind of) preschooler.
2759	preschooling	The present participle of preschool.
2760	preschools	The plural form of preschool; more than one (kind of) preschool.
2761	prescient	Prescient people are able to know what will happen in the future.
2762	prescribe	If a doctor prescribes you a medicine or treatment	The doctor will prescribe me some tablets.
2763	prescribed	The past tense and past participle of prescribe.
2764	prescribes	The third-person singular form of prescribe.
2765	prescribing	The present participle of prescribe.
2766	prescription	A written order	I got a prescription from my ear doctor for my medicine.
2767	prescription drug	A prescription drug is a licensed medicine that can only be obtained via a doctor's prescription. It is regulated by legislation.
2768	prescription drugs	The plural form of prescription drug; more than one (kind of) prescription drug.
2769	prescriptions	The plural form of prescription; more than one (kind of) prescription.
2770	presence	An instance of being around - being near
2771	presences	The plural form of presence; more than one (kind of) presence.
2772	present	A present is a gift; something that someone gives to someone else.	Here's a birthday present for you. I hope you like it.
2773	present participle	In English	In the following examples, the present participle is underlined:; They kept breaking the rules.; They are helping her.
2774	present participles	The plural form of present participle; more than one (kind of) present participle.
2775	presentation	To show or speak in public about something	The professor gave a presentation to a group of doctors on the benefits of universal healthcare.
2776	presentations	The plural form of presentation; more than one (kind of) presentation.
2777	presented	The past tense and past participle of present.
2778	presenter	A presenter is someone who presents a broadcast program.
2779	presenters	The plural form of presenter; more than one (kind of) presenter.
2780	presenting	The present participle of present.
2781	presents	The plural form of present; more than one (kind of) present.
2782	preservation	Preservation means the act of preserving something
2783	preservations	The plural form of preservation; more than one (kind of) preservation.
2784	preservative	A preservative is something that preserves.
2785	preservatives	The plural form of preservative; more than one (kind of) preservative.
2786	preserve	A hunting preserve is an area of land where hunting is allowed.
2787	preserved	The past tense and past participle of preserve.
2788	preserves	The third-person singular form of preserve.
2789	preserving	The present participle of preserve.
2790	preset	A preset is a setting that is set in advance.
2791	presets	The plural form of preset; more than one (kind of) preset.
2792	presetting	The present participle of preset.
2793	preside	Preside means to sit as an authority over	John Smith will preside over the meeting.; Jane Doe refused to preside over the dance committee meeting.
2794	presided	The past tense and past participle of preside.
2795	presidencies	The plural form of presidency; more than one (kind of) presidency.
2796	presidency	Presidency is the time when a person is serving as a president.
2797	president	A president is the person in charge of a country.	The president stopped the war.; The president signed the bill into law.
2798	presidential	Related to the president.	Bush won the 2004 U.S. presidential election.
2799	presidents	The plural form of president; more than one (kind of) president.
2800	presides	The third-person singular form of preside.
2801	presiding	The present participle of preside.
2802	press	The press are the people and organisations that report the news.	The president gave an interview with members of the press.; The company put out a press release about the new equipment.
2803	pressed	The past tense and past participle of press.
2804	presses	The plural form of press; more than one (kind of) press.
2805	pressing	If something is pressing	The roof repair is pressing because if it rains, water could get inside our house.
2806	pressings	The plural form of pressing; more than one (kind of) pressing.
2807	pressure	In science	It hurt when the doctor put pressure on her cut foot.; He accidentally put too much air in his flat tire. The air put so much pressure on the tire that it exploded.
2808	pressured	The past tense and past participle of pressure.
2809	pressures	The plural form of pressure; more than one (kind of) pressure.
2810	pressuring	The present participle of pressure.
2811	pressurise	If something is pressurised
2812	pressurised	The past tense and past participle of pressurise.
2813	pressurises	The third-person singular form of pressurise.
2814	pressurising	The present participle of pressurise.
2815	pressurize	If something is pressurized
2816	pressurized	The past tense and past participle of pressurize.
2817	pressurizes	The third-person singular form of pressurize.
2818	pressurizing	The present participle of pressurize.
2819	prestige	Prestige is the quality of how good the reputation of something or someone is.	Oxford has a university of very high prestige.
2820	prestigious	If something is prestigious
2821	Preston	Preston is a male given name.
2822	presumable	If something is presumable
2823	presumably	You use presumably to show that you expect or believe something to be true	The disease presumably originated in Canada.
2824	presume	If you presume something	The boy has been missing for a week, and is presumed dead.
2825	presumed	The past tense and past participle of presume.
2826	presumes	The third-person singular form of presume.
2827	presuming	The present participle of presume.
2828	presumption	A presumption is a belief that something is true without knowing for sure.	The presumption that he is the father of his wife's children turned out to be wrong.; The strong presumption of guilt has changed to a stronger presumption of innocence.
2829	presumptions	The plural form of presumption; more than one (kind of) presumption.
2830	presumptuous	If someone is presumptuous	I hope I won't be considered presumptuous if I give some advice.
2831	presuppose	If you presuppose something
2832	presupposed	The past tense and past participle of presuppose.
2833	presupposes	The third-person singular form of presuppose.
2834	presupposing	The present participle of presuppose.
2835	pretence	Pretence is the behaviour to make people believe what the pretender is doing.
2836	pretences	The plural form of pretence; more than one (kind of) pretence.
2837	pretend	If you pretend that something is true	Cameron pretended not to see young Donald till he was close beside him.; I'll be quiet. Just pretend I'm not here.
2838	pretended	The past tense and past participle of pretend.
2839	pretending	The present participle of pretend.
2840	pretends	The third-person singular form of pretend.
2841	pretense	Pretense is the behaviour to make people believe what the pretender is doing.
2842	pretenses	The plural form of pretense; more than one (kind of) pretense.
2843	prettier	The comparative form of pretty; more pretty.	Lisa is prettier than her sister Judy.
2844	prettiest	The superlative form of pretty; most pretty.	She's the prettiest girl I've ever seen.; This is the prettiest dress I own.
2845	prettiness	The prettiness of someone is how pretty they are.
2846	pretty	You use pretty before an adjective or adverb to mean "more than a little".	She was pretty sure that he'd say yes.
2847	prevail	If something prevails	Red colour prevails in the Canadian flag.
2848	prevailed	The past tense and past participle of prevail.
2849	prevailing	If something is prevailing
2850	prevails	The third-person singular form of prevail.
2851	prevalent	If something is prevalent
2852	prevaricate	If a person prevaricates
2853	prevaricated	The past tense and past participle of prevaricate.
2854	prevaricates	The third-person singular form of prevaricate.
2855	prevaricating	The present participle of prevaricate.
2856	prevent	When you prevent something	To prevent accidents, you must do everything with care.; No one can prevent us from going.
2857	preventable	If something is preventable
2858	prevented	The past tense and past participle of prevent.
2859	preventible	If something is preventible
2860	preventing	The present participle of prevent.
2861	prevention	The act of preventing something or hindering it; when someone or something is stopped from getting close	We built a wall to help the prevention of an attack on the city.
2862	preventive	If something is preventive
2863	prevents	The third-person singular form of prevent.
2864	preview	A preview is a showing of a work like a movie	We went to a preview of the new art show which opens next week.
2865	previewed	The past tense and past participle of preview.
2866	previewing	The present participle of preview.
2867	previews	The plural form of preview; more than one (kind of) preview.
2868	previous	If something happened at a previous time	Last year, we lived in Seoul, but the previous year we were in Moscow.
2869	previously	If something was done previously	We discovered a language that was previously unknown.
2870	prey	A prey is an animal that is hunted and killed by another for food.	The rabbit was eaten by the coyote, so the rabbit is the coyote's prey.
2871	preyed	The past tense and past participle of prey.
2872	preying	The present participle of prey.
2873	preys	The plural form of prey; more than one (kind of) prey.
2874	priapism	Priapism is a persistent and harmful medical condition in which the erect penis does not return to its flaccid state.
2875	priapisms	The plural form of priapism; more than one (kind of) priapism.
2876	price	The amount of money you need to pay to buy something.	The price of this book is ten dollars.
2877	priced	The past tense and past participle of price.
2878	priceless	If something is priceless	Having a good friendship is priceless, so treasure it!
2879	prices	The plural form of price; more than one (kind of) price.
2880	pricey	If something is pricey
2881	pricier	The comparative form of pricey; more pricey.
2882	priciest	The superlative form of pricey; most pricey.
2883	pricing	The present participle of price.
2884	prick	A prick is a short pain from a small sharp object like a needle.
2885	pricked	The past tense and past participle of prick.
2886	pricking	The present participle of prick.
2887	prickle	A prickle is a small and sharp pointed object
2888	prickled	The past tense and past participle of prickle.
2889	prickles	The plural form of prickle; more than one (kind of) prickle.
2890	pricklier	The comparative form of prickly; more prickly.
2891	prickliest	The superlative form of prickly; most prickly.
2892	prickling	The present participle of prickle.
2893	prickly	If something is prickly
2894	pricks	The plural form of prick; more than one (kind of) prick.
2895	pride	Pride is the state of being proud.
2896	prides	The plural form of pride; more than one (kind of) pride.
2897	pried	The past tense and past participle of pry.
2898	pries	The third-person singular form of pry.
2899	priest	A priest is a person who leads or performs ceremonies in a religion.	The priest stood in front of the people and blessed them.
2900	priestess	A priestess is a female priest who performs ceremonies in a religion
2901	priestesses	The plural form of priestess; more than one (kind of) priestess.
2902	priesthood	Clergymen as a group; the clergy.	John felt called to enter the priesthood after much prayer.
2903	priesthoods	The plural form of priesthood; more than one (kind of) priesthood.
2904	priestlier	The comparative form of priestly; more priestly.
2905	priestliest	The superlative form of priestly; most priestly.
2906	priestliness	Priestliness is the state or quality of being a priest.
2907	priestly	When something is priestly
2908	priests	The plural form of priest; more than one (kind of) priest.
2909	prim	A prim person is someone who feels or shows disapproval of everything that is improper.
2910	prima ballerina	A prima ballerina is the female dancer in a ballet company who is assigned the principal roles in ballets.	The Sugar Plum Fairy in "The Nutcracker" is danced by a prima ballerina.
2911	prima ballerinas	The plural form of prima ballerina; more than one (kind of) prima ballerina.
2912	primaries	The plural form of primary; more than one (kind of) primary.	In 1964, Senator Barry Goldwater defeated Governor Nelson Rockefeller in the Republican presidential primaries.
2913	primarily	Primarily means mostly.
2914	primary	first.	Primary education covers infant schooling from the ages of 5–7 or 8, then junior schooling concluding at the ages of 10 or 11.; Most patients are managed in primary care but the vast majority of research publications derive from hospitals.
2915	primary form	For verbs the primary forms are those marked for tense (present or past).
2916	primate	A primate is a family of mammals	Humans and apes are examples of a primate.
2917	primates	The plural form of primate; more than one (kind of) primate.
2918	prime	If something is prime	Canada is a prime example of a multicultural country.; He was the prime suspect in the murder investigation.
2919	prime minister	A prime minister is the head of government in a Westminster-style democracy.	The Prime Minister is the leader of England.; How many prime ministers are there in Europe?.
2920	prime ministers	The plural form of prime minister; more than one (kind of) prime minister.
2921	primed	The past tense and past participle of prime.
2922	primer	A primer is a part of a pistol
2923	primers	The plural form of primer; more than one (kind of) primer.
2924	primes	The plural form of prime; more than one (kind of) prime.
2925	priming	The present participle of prime.
2926	primitive	If an object is primitive	He enjoyed doing primitive types of art.
2927	primmed	The past tense and past participle of prim.
2928	primmer	The comparative form of prim; more prim.
2929	primmest	The superlative form of prim; most prim.
2930	primming	The present participle of prim.
2931	prims	The third-person singular form of prim.
2932	prince	A prince is the son of the king and queen in a country	Our great-great-great-great-grandfather is a prince.
2933	princeps	A princeps can be a leader	William I Longsword was the princeps of Normandy.
2934	princes	The plural form of prince; more than one (kind of) prince.
2935	princess	A princess is the daughter of the king and queen of a country	The soldier is going to marry the princess.
2936	princesses	The plural form of princess; more than one (kind of) princess.
2937	principal	The principal thing is the main or most important one.	Canada's principal trading partner is the USA.; Presumably most of us work for the same principal reason – in order to live.
2938	principalities	The plural form of principality; more than one (kind of) principality.
2939	principality	A principality is the process of being a ruler
2940	principals	The plural form of principal; more than one (kind of) principal.
2941	principes	The plural form of princeps; more than one (kind of) princeps.
2942	principle	Principles are personal rules that tell you what is right and wrong.	It goes against my principles to ignore her.; One principle I follow is not to have regret.
2943	principles	The plural form of principle; more than one (kind of) principle.
2944	print	If you print a picture	The book was printed in December.; A brief history of the church is printed in `Here and There' on page 20.; Can you print off a copy for me so I can read it on the train?
2945	printability	The printability of something is how printable it is.
2946	printable	If something is printable
2947	printed	The past tense and past participle of print.
2948	printer	A person who makes prints.
2949	printers	The plural form of printer; more than one (kind of) printer.
2950	printing	The present participle of print.
2951	printing press	A printing press is a mechanical device that is used for printing text or images repeatedly.
2952	printing presses	The plural form of printing press; more than one (kind of) printing press.
2953	printings	The plural form of printing; more than one (kind of) printing.
2954	prints	The third-person singular form of print.
2955	prior	If something happens prior to something else	In this recipe, most of the work is actually done prior to cooking.; Prior to 1917 most people had lived on private farms.
2956	priorities	The plural form of priority; more than one (kind of) priority.
2957	prioritisation	Prioritisation is the process of assigning priorities to tasks.
2958	prioritisations	The plural form of prioritisation; more than one (kind of) prioritisation.
2959	prioritise	If you prioritise something	Sally's bad grade was the result of her prioritising fun over her studies.
2960	prioritised	The past tense and past participle of prioritise.
2961	prioritises	The third-person singular form of prioritise.
2962	prioritising	The present participle of prioritise.
2963	prioritization	Prioritization is the process of assigning priorities to tasks.
2964	prioritizations	The plural form of prioritization; more than one (kind of) prioritization.
2965	prioritize	If you prioritize something	Sally's bad grade was the result of her prioritizing fun over her studies.
2966	prioritized	The past tense and past participle of prioritize.
2967	prioritizes	The third-person singular form of prioritize.
2968	prioritizing	The present participle of prioritize.
2969	priority	A priority is something that is important; you want to do it first or spend more time or money on it than other things.	Learning the language is a high priority for all people who move to the country.; The nineteen national priority areas will receive 70 per cent of the funding.
2970	prise	If you prise something
2971	prised	The past tense and past participle of prise.
2972	prises	The third-person singular form of prise.
2973	prising	The present participle of prise.
2974	prism	A prism is a polyhedron with two ends of the same shape and size
2975	prisms	The plural form of prism; more than one (kind of) prism.
2976	prison	A place for people who break the law.	Her brother is in prison.
2977	prisoner	A prisoner is a person imprisoned	The prisoners were let out of their cells each afternoon so they could exercise.
2978	prisoners	The plural form of prisoner; more than one (kind of) prisoner.
2979	prisons	The plural form of prison; more than one (kind of) prison.
2980	pristine	If something is in pristine condition
2981	privacies	The plural form of privacy; more than one (kind of) privacy.
2982	privacy	If you have privacy
2983	private	Private is for only one person or a small number of people to see or know.	I don't want to tell you how much money I have; that's private.; Close the curtains so people can't look into our house, to make it private.
2984	privately	If something is done privately
2985	privates	The plural form of private; more than one (kind of) private.
2986	privatisation	Privatization refers to the transfer of a company from being controlled by the government to one that is controlled and owned by the people.
2987	privatisations	The plural form of privatisation; more than one (kind of) privatisation.
2988	privatise	When a government privatises something	Senator Barry Goldwater's proposal to privatise Social Security had received a lot of opposition.
2989	privatised	The past tense and past participle of privatise.
2990	privatises	The third-person singular form of privatise.
2991	privatising	The present participle of privatise.
2992	privatization	Privatization refers to the transfer of a company from being controlled by the government and the people to one that is controlled and owned by private business interests.
2993	privatizations	The plural form of privatization; more than one (kind of) privatization.
2994	privatize	When a government privatizes something	Senator Barry Goldwater's proposal to privatize Social Security had received a lot of opposition.
2995	privatized	The past tense and past participle of privatize.
2996	privatizes	The third-person singular form of privatize.
2997	privatizing	The present participle of privatize.
2998	privilege	A privilege is something special you are allowed to do or have. That is	Being able to drive is a privilege not a right.; He was punished by having his privileges taken away.; The privilege of the rich lords angered ordinary people in the French revolution.
2999	privileged	If someone is privileged
3000	privileges	The plural form of privilege; more than one (kind of) privilege.
3001	prize	A prize is something that you receive for winning or doing well.	She was the first African woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize.; The film was the winner of the top prize at last year's Cannes Film Festival.; Best Overall Performance, and the $300 grand prize, was awarded to Kathryn Hallberg.; The book sold slowly despite winning third prize in this year's poetry contest.; The top teams will receive $1,000 cash prizes.
3002	prized	The past tense and past participle of prize.
3003	prizes	The plural form of prize; more than one (kind of) prize.
3004	prizing	The present participle of prize.
3005	pro	A pro is somebody who is very good at what they do; short for professional.	She's real pro who cares about her job.; When it comes to computers, Jacob's an old pro.
3006	proactively	When you do something proactively	Our school started a program that proactively identifies students that might need extra help. This works much better than waiting for a student to have problems learning before we try to help.; When she was too sick to work, Siobhan worried that she would forget her job skills. So she proactively studied and practiced those skills to keep herself from forgetting them.
3007	pro-actively	When you do something pro-actively	Our school started a program that pro-actively identifies students that might need extra help. This works much better than waiting for a student to have problems learning before we try to help.; When she was too sick to work, Siobhan worried that she would forget her job skills. So she pro-actively studied and practiced those skills to keep herself from forgetting them.
3008	proactivity	Proactivity is thinking ahead
3009	probabilities	The plural form of probability; more than one (kind of) probability.
3010	probability	The chance something will happen.	The probability of rolling a six is one in six, 1/6.; We calculated the probabilities of each result.
3011	probable	If something is probable	Weather is the probable cause of this morning's traffic problems.; It's probable that he'll be here later.
3012	probably	If something is probably true	I'm not sure what I'm doing tonight, but I'll probably stay home and study.; "Is Ed here?" "Uh... he usually leaves at 4:00, so he's probably gone, but I'll go and have a look."
3013	probation	If you are on probation	He was sentenced to a month of home arrest, two years of probation, and a $2,000 fine.
3014	probationary	If something is probationary
3015	probationer	A probationer is a criminal under supervision by the government but not in prison or jail.
3016	probationers	The plural form of probationer; more than one (kind of) probationer.
3017	probations	The plural form of probation; more than one (kind of) probation.
3018	probe	Probe is a medical instrument which is used to explore organs
3019	probed	The past tense and past participle of probe.
3020	probes	The plural form of probe; more than one (kind of) probe.
3021	probing	The present participle of probe.
3022	problem	A problem is something that is difficult to do	If you have a problems with the computer, I can probably help.; You should see your doctor if you think you have a health problem.; This book tells you how to deal with drinking problems.; If you are regularly late, it can cause problems.; Today, we are concerned with some serious problems with the product.; I solved the problem by replacing a broken part.; It's a good idea to discuss your problems with a friend.; Problems like these arise from a lack of care.; We've identified a number of problem areas that need to be looked at.
3023	problematic	If something is problematic	Rush hour at the train station was very problematic.
3024	problematise	If you problematise something
3025	problematised	The past tense and past participle of problematise.
3026	problematises	The third-person singular form of problematise.
3027	problematising	The present participle of problematise.
3028	problematize	If you problematize something
3029	problematized	The past tense and past participle of problematize.
3030	problematizes	The third-person singular form of problematize.
3031	problematizing	The present participle of problematize.
3032	problems	The plural form of problem; more than one (kind of) problem.
3033	procedural	If something is procedural	The judge dismissed the case on procedural grounds: it wasn't the facts or the law, but just that they hadn't filed the correct forms.
3034	procedurals	The plural form of procedural; more than one (kind of) procedural.
3035	procedure	A procedure is a particular way of doing something.	Because police did not follow procedure, the criminal was set free.; We have decided on new hiring procedures for employees.
3036	procedures	The plural form of procedure; more than one (kind of) procedure.
3037	proceed	When you proceed	The reporter proceeded with the interview.; They proceeded down the road.; After finding the money, he proceeded to put it in his pocket.
3038	proceeded	The past tense and past participle of proceed.
3039	proceeding	The present participle of proceed.
3040	proceedings	The proceedings are the set things that happen	We arrived early so that we wouldn't miss any of the proceedings.
3041	proceeds	The third-person singular form of proceed.
3042	process	A process is a series of steps that you take for a particular purpose.	Let us look at the factors considered during the formal decision-making process.
3043	processed	The past tense and past participle of process.
3044	processes	The plural form of process; more than one (kind of) process.
3045	processing	The present participle of process.
3046	procession	A procession is a number of individuals moving together in one direction.	A funeral procession snaked through the streets of Toronto.; The pilgrims are going to Utah by the millions, an endless procession of them.
3047	processions	The plural form of procession; more than one (kind of) procession.
3048	processor	A processor is someone or something that processes things.
3049	processors	The plural form of processor; more than one (kind of) processor.
3050	proclaim	If you proclaim something
3051	proclaimed	The past tense and past participle of proclaim.
3052	proclaiming	The present participle of proclaim.
3053	proclaims	The third-person singular form of proclaim.
3054	proclamation	A proclamation is an official statement that involves something important.
3055	proclamations	The plural form of proclamation; more than one (kind of) proclamation.
3056	procrastinate	If you procrastinate	He procrastinated until the last minute and had to stay up all night to finish.
3057	procrastinated	The past tense and past participle of procrastinate.
3058	procrastinates	The third-person singular form of procrastinate.
3059	procrastinating	The present participle of procrastinate.
3060	procrastination	Procrastination is the act of postponing or delaying something.
3061	procreate	If a couple procreates
3062	procreated	The past tense and past participle of procreate.
3063	procreates	The third-person singular form of procreate.
3064	procreating	The present participle of procreate.
3065	procreation	Procreation is the act or process of conceiving a new living thing.
3066	procreations	The plural form of procreation; more than one (kind of) procreation.
3067	procure	If you procure something	He procured food for his camping trip.
3068	procured	The past tense and past participle of procure.
3069	procurement	Procurement is the purchasing department of a company.
3070	procurements	The plural form of procurement; more than one (kind of) procurement.
3071	procures	The third-person singular form of procure.
3072	procuring	The present participle of procure.
3073	prod	If you prod a person
3074	prodded	The past tense and past participle of prod.
3075	prodding	The present participle of prod.
3076	prodigies	The plural form of prodigy; more than one (kind of) prodigy.
3077	prodigious	If something is prodigious
3078	prodigy	A prodigy is an extremely talented person
3079	prods	The third-person singular form of prod.
3080	produce	Someone or something produces something when they make it or create it or make it come out.	This tree produces a lot of fruit every year.; He produced the paper out of his bag.
3081	produced	The past tense and past participle of produce.
3082	producer	Producer is one who participates in creating of goods and services for money.
3083	producers	The plural form of producer; more than one (kind of) producer.
3084	produces	The third-person singular form of produce.
3085	producing	The present participle of produce.	Producing crops in the deserts is not easy.
3086	product	A product is an item that can be bought.	That store sells many different products.
3087	production	Production is when something is produced.	The machine is being used for production now.
3088	productions	The plural form of production; more than one (kind of) production.
3089	productive	If a person is productive
3090	productively	If something is done productively
3091	productivity	Productivity is the said to be how productive or efficient something or someone is.
3092	products	The plural form of product; more than one (kind of) product.
3093	prof	A prof is a teacher at a college or university	Dr. Erickson and Dr. Karrow are my favorite profs.
3094	profane	If something is profane
3095	profaned	The past tense and past participle of profane.
3096	profanes	The third-person singular form of profane.
3097	profaning	The present participle of profane.
3098	profanities	The plural form of profanity; more than one (kind of) profanity.
3099	profanity	Profanity is swear words.	Please do not use profanity while children are around.
3100	profess	If a person professes
3101	professed	The past tense and past participle of profess.
3102	professes	The third-person singular form of profess.
3103	professing	The present participle of profess.
3104	profession	A profession is a job that needs special skills	Teaching is often considered a noble profession.
3105	professional	About a job such as doctor	The group offers free professional advice on legal matters and housing.; The government has established a new professional body to regulate doctors.
3106	professionalism	Professionalism is the skill	The teacher's professionalism impressed the parents.
3107	professionalisms	The plural form of professionalism; more than one (kind of) professionalism.
3108	professionally	If you do something professionally	You handled that customer's complaint very professionally.
3109	professionals	The plural form of professional; more than one (kind of) professional.
3110	professions	The plural form of profession; more than one (kind of) profession.
3111	professor	A professor is a teacher at a college or university.	Dr. Erickson and Dr. Karrow are my favorite professors.
3112	professors	The plural form of professor; more than one (kind of) professor.
3113	professorship	A professorship is the state or quality of being a professor.
3114	professorships	The plural form of professorship; more than one (kind of) professorship.
3115	proffer	A proffer is an offer proposed for acceptance by another.
3116	proffered	The past tense and past participle of proffer.
3117	proffering	The present participle of proffer.
3118	proffers	The plural form of proffer; more than one (kind of) proffer.
3119	profile	A profile is a short biographical description of a person.	Because it was known that the serial killer was a European adult male, the police used that profile to exclude all women, children, and racial minorities from their list of suspects.
3120	profiled	The past tense and past participle of profile.
3121	profiles	The plural form of profile; more than one (kind of) profile.
3122	profiling	The present participle of profile.
3123	profit	A profit is money made that is over the total amount spent on the thing being sold.
3124	profitabilities	The plural form of profitability; more than one (kind of) profitability.
3125	profitability	The profitability of something is how profitable something is.
3126	profitable	If something is profitable	Our product was a profitable one for years, and we retired as millionaires.; I made a profitable study of French. I spoke the language fluently within months.
3127	profited	The past tense and past participle of profit.
3128	profiting	The present participle of profit.
3129	profits	The plural form of profit; more than one (kind of) profit.
3130	profound	Something that is profound is deep	The explorers became trapped in a profound cave.
3131	profs	The plural form of prof; more than one (kind of) prof.
3132	profuse	If something is profuse
3133	profusely	If something is done profusely	The run left him sweating profusely.
3134	progenies	The plural form of progeny; more than one (kind of) progeny.
3135	progeny	Progeny is a genetic offspring of someone.
3136	prognoses	The plural form of prognosis; more than one (kind of) prognosis.
3137	prognosis	A prognosis is a forecast of the future based on what is currently known.
3138	program	When you program a computer	The student can program the computer to calculate all of his statistics.; All of the math students know how to program.
3139	programed	The past tense and past participle of program.
3140	programing	The present participle of program.
3141	programme	When you programme a computer	The student can programme the computer to calculate all of his statistics.; All of the math students know how to programme.
3142	programmed	The past tense and past participle of programme.
3143	programmer	A programmer is a person who writes computer programs; a software developer.
3144	programmers	The plural form of programmer; more than one (kind of) programmer.
3145	programmes	The third-person singular form of programme.
3146	programming	The present participle of programme.
3147	programming language	A programming language is a specific way of writing code for computers to run. Different programming languages might use different symbols	Python, Ruby, and JavaScript are all examples of programming languages.
3148	programs	The third-person singular form of program.
3149	progress	Progress is moving forward or getting better (more good).	We didn't make much progress on the road, only a mile.; We are making progress on finding a cure.; There was a lot of progress in science in the last century.
3150	progressed	The past tense and past participle of progress.
3151	progresses	The third-person singular form of progress.
3152	progressing	The present participle of progress.
3153	progression	Progression is the process of developing or moving gradually towards a more advanced state.
3154	progressions	The plural form of progression; more than one (kind of) progression.
3155	progressive	Something that is progressive has to do with progress.
3156	progressive aspect	The progressive aspect usually represents a situation as being in progress and is expressed as a construction marked by auxiliary be taking a gerund-participle complement.
3157	progressively	If something is done progressively
3158	prohibit	If you prohibit something	The laws were changed to prohibit the use of certain tools.; Company policy is to prohibit dogs from entering the store.
3159	prohibited	The past tense and past participle of prohibit.
3160	prohibiting	The present participle of prohibit.
3161	prohibition	A prohibition is something that prohibits--it says that something must not be done.	The government's new law is a prohibition on smoking in restaurants.
3162	prohibitions	The plural form of prohibition; more than one (kind of) prohibition.
3163	prohibitive	Something is prohibitive if it prohibits often--if it says that many things are not allowed or if it likes to say that things are not allowed.	North Korea is one of the most prohibitive countries on Earth.
3164	prohibits	The third-person singular form of prohibit.
3165	project	A project is a complex job or assignment	Shell is also working on projects to help find training and work experience for some of Brazil's 13 million street children.; The paper summarizes fifty research projects on the relationship between unemployment and crime.; She's a project manager with British construction company John Mowlem.; At college, I did this project on images of Black women in the media because it bothered me.
3166	projected	The past tense and past participle of project.
3167	projectile	An object that is fired from a weapon.
3168	projectiles	The plural form of projectile; more than one (kind of) projectile.
3169	projecting	The present participle of project.
3170	projection	A projection is when something juts out.
3171	projections	The plural form of projection; more than one (kind of) projection.
3172	projects	The plural form of project; more than one (kind of) project.
3173	proliferate	If something proliferates
3174	proliferated	The past tense and past participle of proliferate.
3175	proliferates	The third-person singular form of proliferate.
3176	proliferating	The present participle of proliferate.
3177	prolific	A prolific animal or person is one that is fertile.
3178	prolong	If you prolong something	Let's hope a blizzard will not prolong our visit with your mother.; Don't prolong our misery by refusing to leave.; The storm prolonged our stay at the ski lodge.; Your presence is only prolonging my misery.
3179	prolonged	If something is prolonged
3180	prolonging	The present participle of prolong.
3181	prolongs	The third-person singular form of prolong.
3182	promenade	A promenade is a walk that is taken for pleasure or exercise.
3183	promenaded	The past tense and past participle of promenade.
3184	promenades	The plural form of promenade; more than one (kind of) promenade.
3185	promenading	The present participle of promenade.
3186	Prometheus	A god who stole fire from Zeus and gave it to humans so they could use it. The god of fire and craft. Prometheus had three brothers - Epimetheus
3187	promethium	Promethium is a radioactive element with an atomic number of 61 and symbol Pm.
3188	prominence	Prominence is the state of being important or widely known.
3189	prominences	The plural form of prominence; more than one (kind of) prominence.
3190	prominent	Something that is prominent sticks out and is easily seen.	The most prominent feature of the garden was the large fountain in the center of the pond.; He was a tall man with long black hair and a prominent nose.
3191	prominently	Something done in a prominent way.
3192	promiscuities	The plural form of promiscuity; more than one (kind of) promiscuity.
3193	promiscuity	Promiscuity is the state of having many different sexual partners.	Promiscuity is thought to be a bad thing because it disturbs other people and may cause the spread of disease.
3194	promiscuous	If a person is promiscuous
3195	promise	When someone is making a promise to a person	Jane was angry that John broke his promise to take her out to the movies.
3196	promised	The past tense and past participle of promise.
3197	promises	The plural form of promise; more than one (kind of) promise.
3198	promising	The present participle of promise.
3199	promissory	If something is promissory
3200	promote	If you promote someone or something	The environment provided by the school promotes the reading development of all students.; Remember too that sleepiness is promoted by a warm, quiet environment.; She became assistant manager and was then promoted to general manager within two years. Antonym: demote; She's on tour promoting sales of her new book.
3201	promoted	The past tense and past participle of promote.
3202	promoter	A promoter is a person that encourages people to purchase goods that they are selling.
3203	promoters	The plural form of promoter; more than one (kind of) promoter.
3204	promotes	The third-person singular form of promote.
3205	promoting	The present participle of promote.
3206	promotion	If you get a promotion you move up in rank or position.	He received a promotion to sergeant.; I got a promotion last week from branch manager to regional manager.
3207	promotional	If something is promotional
3208	promotions	The plural form of promotion; more than one (kind of) promotion.
3209	prompt	If something or someone is prompt	He was very prompt at getting a new job.
3210	prompted	The past tense and past participle of prompt.
3211	prompting	The present participle of prompt.
3212	promptly	If something is done promptly
3213	prompts	The third-person singular form of prompt.
3214	promulgate	If you promulgate something
3215	promulgated	The past tense and past participle of promulgate.
3216	promulgates	The third-person singular form of promulgate.
3217	promulgating	The present participle of promulgate.
3218	prone	If you are prone to something or to doing something	Because Siobhan is a nerd, she is prone to talking about her interests without stopping.
3219	proneness	Proneness is the state or quality of being prone.
3220	prong	A prong is a pointed end of a fork.	The broccoli was stuck on one prong of my fork.
3221	prongs	The plural form of prong; more than one (kind of) prong.
3222	pronoun	Pronoun is a closed class of nouns that usually refers to another noun (see here for a list).
3223	pronounce	To pronounce something is the act of saying a word.	He wanted me to pronounce that word.
3224	pronounceable	If a word is pronounceable
3225	pronounced	The past tense and past participle of pronounce.
3226	pronounces	The third-person singular form of pronounce.
3227	pronouncing	The present participle of pronounce.
3228	pronouns	The plural form of pronoun; more than one (kind of) pronoun.	"I", "you", "he", "she" and "it" are examples of pronouns.
3229	pronunciation	How a word is said	There are two different pronunciations for the word either.; Pronunciation sections are helpful in a dictionary.
3230	pronunciations	The plural form of pronunciation; more than one (kind of) pronunciation.
3231	proof	Proof is evidence which shows something is correct.	He has proof that he was not at the crime scene. A witness says that they were somewhere else.
3232	proofs	The plural form of proof; more than one (kind of) proof.
3233	prop	A prop is an object that is supporting another object by being place underneath it or in some other way leaning against it.
3234	propaganda	Things that are written or said	I object when political propaganda is pushed through my letterbox at election time
3235	propagandas	The plural form of propaganda; more than one (kind of) propaganda.
3236	propagate	If something propagates something
3237	propagated	The past tense and past participle of propagate.
3238	propagates	The third-person singular form of propagate.
3239	propagating	The present participle of propagate.
3240	propane	Propane (C₃H₈) is a type of hydrocarbon that is found in natural gas.	Propane is an alkane with 3 carbon atoms.
3241	propel	If you propel something	He used a paddle to propel the boat.
3242	propelled	The past tense and past participle of propel.
3243	propeller	A propeller is a mechanical device with blades that is used to propel an aircraft or boat.
3244	propellers	The plural form of propeller; more than one (kind of) propeller.
3245	propelling	The present participle of propel.
3246	propels	The third-person singular form of propel.
3247	propense	If something is propense
3248	propensities	The plural form of propensity; more than one (kind of) propensity.
3249	propensity	A propensity is a tendency or preference to do something	He had the propensity for long conversations.
3250	proper	The proper way	What is the proper way to write a letter?
3251	proper noun	A proper noun is a noun that refers to a particular person
3252	proper nouns	The plural form of proper noun; more than one (kind of) proper noun.
3253	properly	If you do something properly	We need to make sure that police are properly trained.; How much of him have I not properly understood?; The chemical is vital for cells to function properly.
3254	properties	The plural form of property; more than one (kind of) property.
3255	property	Property is a thing or things that belong to someone; things that someone owns.	This house is now my property. I've finished paying for it.
3256	property tax	Property tax is something that a person pays for owning property
3257	property taxes	The plural form of property tax; more than one (kind of) property tax.
3258	prophecies	The plural form of prophecy; more than one (kind of) prophecy.
3259	prophecy	Prophecy a prediction of what will happen in the future.
3260	prophet	A prophet is a person who is regarded as an inspired teacher of the will of God.	Muslims believe that Muhammad was the final prophet sent to mankind.
3261	prophets	The plural form of prophet; more than one (kind of) prophet.
3262	prophylactic	A prophylactic is a medicine which preserves or defends against disease.
3263	prophylactics	The plural form of prophylactic; more than one (kind of) prophylactic.
3264	propitiate	If you propitiate someone (usually God)
3265	propitiated	The past tense and past participle of propitiate.
3266	propitiates	The third-person singular form of propitiate.
3267	propitiating	The present participle of propitiate.
3268	propitious	If something is propitious
3269	proponent	A proponent is a person who supports a theory or proposal.
3270	proponents	The plural form of proponent; more than one (kind of) proponent.
3271	proportion	The proportion is the relationship in size between one part and another.	Health care spending is taking up a much larger proportion of the government budget.; The proportion of water to sugar should be two to one.
3272	proportional	If A is proportional with B
3273	proportionate	If A is proportionate with B
3274	proportioned	The past tense and past participle of proportion.
3275	proportioning	The present participle of proportion.
3276	proportions	The plural form of proportion; more than one (kind of) proportion.
3277	proposal	A proposal is something that someone suggests doing.	That was an interesting proposal.
3278	proposals	The plural form of proposal; more than one (kind of) proposal.
3279	propose	When you propose something	She proposed that we should see a film.; We have proposed that a new group be set up to answer this question.; "I'm going to propose real cuts in taxes," said the President.; Clinton now proposes doing almost exactly the opposite.
3280	proposed	The past tense and past participle of propose.
3281	proposes	The third-person singular form of propose.
3282	proposing	The present participle of propose.
3283	proposition	A proposition is a statement or a suggestion.	The boss's proposition that everybody work for free on Sundays made his workers very unhappy.
3284	propositions	The plural form of proposition; more than one (kind of) proposition.
3285	propound	If you propound an idea
3286	propounded	The past tense and past participle of propound.
3287	propounding	The present participle of propound.
3288	propounds	The third-person singular form of propound.
3289	propped	The past tense and past participle of prop.
3290	propping	Propping is the action that props something up.
3291	proppings	The plural form of propping; more than one (kind of) propping.
3292	proprietary	If something is proprietary
3293	proprietor	A proprietor is the owner of something.
3294	proprietors	The plural form of proprietor; more than one (kind of) proprietor.
3295	props	The plural form of prop; more than one (kind of) prop.
3296	propulsion	Propulsion is a force that makes something move	The rocket needed a lot of propulsion from the engine to fly upwards.
3297	propulsions	The plural form of propulsion; more than one (kind of) propulsion.
3298	prorogue	If you prorogue a parliamentary session or assembly
3299	prorogued	The past tense and past participle of prorogue.
3300	prorogues	The third-person singular form of prorogue.
3301	proroguing	The present participle of prorogue.
3302	pros	The plural form of pro; more than one (kind of) pro.
3303	prosaic	When something or someone is prosaic	A prosaic mind.; The man settled down to his prosaic work.
3304	proscribe	To proscribe something is to forbid it--to say it is not allowed.	During prohibition in the US, drinking alcohol was proscribed.
3305	proscribed	The past tense and past participle of proscribe.
3306	proscribes	The third-person singular form of proscribe.
3307	proscribing	The present participle of proscribe.
3308	proscription	A proscription is something that proscribes--it tells you not to do something.	The casino sent a proscription against cheating to all the players.
3309	proscriptions	The plural form of proscription; more than one (kind of) proscription.
3310	prose	Prose is words which are not poetry. They can be spoken or written	The pictures in this book are good, but the prose is too hard to read.
3311	prosecute	When you prosecute someone
3312	prosecuted	The past tense and past participle of prosecute.
3313	prosecutes	The third-person singular form of prosecute.
3314	prosecuting	The present participle of prosecute.
3315	prosecution	Prosecution is the act of taking legal action against a person	The prosecution of Bob was for the rape crimes that he has committed.
3316	prosecutions	The plural form of prosecution; more than one (kind of) prosecution.
3317	prosecutor	A prosecutor is a lawyer who tries to show that a person is guilty of a crime.	Annie Jay was the government prosecutor in the trial.
3318	prosecutors	The plural form of prosecutor; more than one (kind of) prosecutor.
3319	proselyte	If you proselyte
3320	proselyted	The past tense and past participle of proselyte.
3321	proselyter	A proselyter is someone who tries to convince other people to believe in his religion.
3322	proselyters	The plural form of proselyter; more than one (kind of) proselyter.
3323	proselytes	The third-person singular form of proselyte.
3324	proselyting	The present participle of proselyte.
3325	proselytise	If you proselytise
3326	proselytised	The past tense and past participle of proselytise.
3327	proselytises	The third-person singular form of proselytise.
3328	proselytising	The present participle of proselytise.
3329	proselytize	If you proselytize
3330	proselytized	The past tense and past participle of proselytize.
3331	proselytizer	A proselytizer is someone who tries to convice other people to believe in his religion.
3332	proselytizers	The plural form of proselytizer; more than one (kind of) proselytizer.
3333	proselytizes	The third-person singular form of proselytize.
3334	proselytizing	The present participle of proselytize.
3335	proses	The plural form of prose; more than one (kind of) prose.
3336	prospect	A prospect is what you think will happen in the future.	There's a good prospect of this building being converted into a school.; Immigrants face the prospect of having to accept unskilled jobs at lower wages.; There is little or no prospect of a new station being opened up on the east coast.
3337	prospected	The past tense and past participle of prospect.
3338	prospecting	The present participle of prospect.
3339	prospective	If someone or something is a prospective event	They are preparing for a prospective change in regulations.
3340	prospectives	The plural form of prospective; more than one (kind of) prospective.
3341	prospects	The plural form of prospect; more than one (kind of) prospect.
3342	prospectus	A prospectus is a printed booklet advertising an institution or business
3343	prospectuses	The plural form of prospectus; more than one (kind of) prospectus.
3344	prosper	If somebody prospers
3345	prospered	The past tense and past participle of prosper.
3346	prospering	The present participle of prosper.
3347	prosperities	The plural form of prosperity; more than one (kind of) prosperity.
3348	prosperity	Prosperity refers to the state when someone has a lot of money or good fortune.
3349	prosperous	Something that is prosperous is financially successful.	Trading Babe Ruth was far more prosperous for the Yankees than for the Red Sox.
3350	prosperously	If something is described as prosperously
3351	prosperousness	The state or quality of being prosperous.
3352	prospers	The third-person singular form of prosper.
3353	prostheses	The plural form of prosthesis; more than one (kind of) prosthesis.
3354	prosthesis	A prosthesis is an artificial body part.
3355	prosthetic	If something is prosthetic
3356	prosthetics	The plural form of prosthetic; more than one (kind of) prosthetic.
3357	prostitute	A prostitute is someone who has sex with people for money.
3358	prostituted	The past tense and past participle of prostitute.
3359	prostitutes	The plural form of prostitute; more than one (kind of) prostitute.
3360	prostituting	The present participle of prostitute.
3361	prostitution	When people use money to buy sex.	She was arrested for prostitution.
3362	prostrate	To lie flat or face-down.
3363	protactinium	A chemical element (symbol Pa) with atomic number 91.
3364	protagonist	In a literary work or drama	I was rooting for the protagonist of the book.
3365	protagonists	The plural form of protagonist; more than one (kind of) protagonist.
3366	protanopia	A type of vison that has difficulty differentiating between green and red.
3367	protanopias	The plural form of protanopia; more than one (kind of) protanopia.
3368	protect	If you protect something or someone	The knight protected the castle.
3369	protected	The past tense and past participle of protect.
3370	protecting	The present participle of protect.
3371	protection	Protection is keeping something or someone safe.	She ran away from her abusive husband to her brother for protection.
3372	protections	The plural form of protection; more than one (kind of) protection.
3373	protective	If something is protective	The fighter dropped into a protective stance.; Mother bears are protective of their cubs.
3374	protector	A protector is someone that protects or guards something. This can be either because of a job
3375	protectors	The plural form of protector; more than one (kind of) protector.
3376	protects	The third-person singular form of protect.	A suit of armour protects the wearer from harm.
3377	protegé	A protegé is one who learns from a mentor.
3378	protégé	A protégé is one who learns from a mentor.
3379	protegés	The plural form of protegé; more than one (kind of) protegé.
3380	protégés	The plural form of protégé; more than one (kind of) protégé.
3381	protein	Protein is a natural substances in food such as meat	Dr. Lecter told me that if I ate more protein, it would help me get bigger and stronger.; He told me that foods like milk, eggs, fish, and beans have a lot of protein in them.
3382	proteins	The plural form of protein; more than one (kind of) protein.
3383	protest	Someone protests something when they say loudly or strongly that the thing is bad.	The people walked in the street holding signs to protest the war.; That's mine. I protest your taking it away.
3384	protestation	Protestation is the act of protesting.
3385	protestations	The plural form of protestation; more than one (kind of) protestation.
3386	protested	The past tense and past participle of protest.
3387	protester	A protester is a person who is protesting against something. A protester can either be one person or publicly as a group.	The protesters occupied the streets and resulted in cars being unable to move.
3388	protesters	The plural form of protester; more than one (kind of) protester.
3389	protesting	The present participle of protest.
3390	protestor	A protestor is a person who protests.
3391	protestors	The plural form of protestor; more than one (kind of) protestor.
3392	protests	The third-person singular form of protest.
3393	protium	A type of Hydrogen atoms that they nuclear has only one proton. It can write as ^{₁}_{₁}H or ^{₁}H or H
3394	protocol	A protocol is a rule	I don't know the protocol for talking to the President.
3395	protocols	The plural form of protocol; more than one (kind of) protocol.
3396	protogalaxies	The plural form of protogalaxy; more than one (kind of) protogalaxy.
3397	protogalaxy	A protogalaxy is gas and dust in outer space that will change into a galaxy.
3398	protologism	A protologism is a completely new word.
3399	proton	A proton is a particle that is part of the nucleus of an atom and has a positive charge.	Scientists think that a proton is made up of quarks.
3400	protons	The plural form of proton; more than one (kind of) proton.
3401	prototype	A prototype is an early version of a product that is built for testing.
3402	prototyped	The past tense and past participle of prototype.
3403	prototypes	The plural form of prototype; more than one (kind of) prototype.
3404	prototyping	The present participle of prototype.
3405	protrude	If something is protruding
3406	protruded	The past tense and past participle of protrude.
3407	protrudes	The third-person singular form of protrude.
3408	protruding	The present participle of protrude.
3409	protuberance	A 'protuberance is a swelling that protrudes.
3410	protuberances	The plural form of protuberance; more than one (kind of) protuberance.
3411	proud	If you are proud of or about something you have done	I feel proud that we fought in the war, even if most people think we should have stayed home.
3412	proud as a peacock	If someone is as proud as a peacock
3413	prouder	The comparative form of proud; more proud.
3414	proudest	The superlative form of proud; most proud.
3415	proudly	If something is done proudly
3416	prove	When you prove something	I will prove my method is more effective than yours.; The hypothesis has not been proven to our satisfaction.
3417	proved	The past tense and past participle of prove.	He proved his point.; It has been proved earlier too.
3418	proven	The past participle of prove.
3419	proverb	A proverb is a short and important saying that states a useful piece of advice in life.
3420	proverbs	The plural form of proverb; more than one (kind of) proverb.
3421	proves	The third-person singular form of prove.
3422	provide	When you provide something	The restaurant provided food for the party.
3423	provided	The past participle of provide.
3424	providence	Providence is the careful management of resources.	His providence in saving for his old age is a good example for everyone.
3425	providences	The plural form of providence; more than one (kind of) providence.
3426	provider	A provider is someone who provides a service or commodity.
3427	providers	The plural form of provider; more than one (kind of) provider.
3428	provides	The third-person singular form of provide.
3429	providing	The present participle of provide.
3430	province	A province is a major subdivision of a country.	Canada has ten provinces and three territories.
3431	provinces	The plural form of province; more than one (kind of) province.
3432	provincial	Provincial is when something is of or relating to a province or provinces.
3433	provincialism	Provincialism is the manner or attitude of people living in a province or a provincial area.
3434	provincialisms	The plural form of provincialism; more than one (kind of) provincialism.
3435	provincially	If something is provincially
3436	provincials	The plural form of provincial; more than one (kind of) provincial.
3437	proving	The present participle of prove.
3438	provision	A provision is an item that is kept by a person that he needs to support himself for the future.	He kept a provision of food with him for the trip.
3439	provisional	When something is provisional	I can make a provisional agreement with you right now until we get more details later.; As the original government was overthrown, a provisional government was set up to take control of the country.
3440	provisionally	Something that is done provisionally is being done temporarily
3441	provisionals	The plural form of provisional; more than one (kind of) provisional.
3442	provisions	The plural form of provision; more than one (kind of) provision.
3443	proviso	A proviso is a conditional provision to an agreement.
3444	provisoes	The plural form of proviso; more than one (kind of) proviso.
3445	provisos	The plural form of proviso; more than one (kind of) proviso.
3446	provocative	If something is provocative	He wrote a provocative book.
3447	provocatively	If something is done provocatively
3448	provoke	To cause or to bring about a reaction.	Your bad behavior provoked me to drop out of the club.
3449	provoked	The past participle of provoke.
3450	provokes	The third-person singular form of provoke.
3451	provoking	The present participle of provoke.
3452	prow	A prow is the front part of a ship.
3453	prowess	The prowess of somebody represents the person's great ability	I couldn't match Tom's prowess playing tennis.
3454	prowl	If you prowl	Watch the lioness prowling in the shrubbery for zebras.; It's tough to sneak vandalism into Wikipedia as there are plenty of other users prowling the Recent Changes page.
3455	prowled	The past tense and past participle of prowl.
3456	prowling	The present participle of prowl.
3457	prowls	The third-person singular form of prowl.
3458	prows	The plural form of prow; more than one (kind of) prow.
3459	proxied	The past tense and past participle of proxy.
3460	proxies	The plural form of proxy; more than one (kind of) proxy.
3461	proximities	The plural form of proximity; more than one (kind of) proximity.
3462	proximity	If something is in close proximity	The proximity of the heat source allowed it to be detected by the sensor.; You and I live in close proximity.
3463	proxy	A proxy is something or someone that acts in place of another.
3464	proxying	The present participle of proxy.
3465	prudent	If a person is prudent
3466	prudism	Prudism is fear or anxiety about sex.	He was absent from class due to his prudism.
3467	prudist	A prudist is someone who feels awkward about sexuality.	Some prudist people cringe at anything related to sex.
3468	prudistic	A prudistic situation is one where there's prudism.
3469	prudists	The plural form of prudist; more than one (kind of) prudist.
3470	prune	A prune is a dried plum.	He placed a prune in the middle of a plate of cheese and biscuits.
3471	pruned	The past tense and past participle of prune.
3472	pruner	A pruner is a person who removes things such as twigs from plants.
3473	pruners	The plural form of pruner; more than one (kind of) pruner.
3474	prunes	The plural form of prune; more than one (kind of) prune.
3475	pruning	Pruning means removing excess material from a tree or shrub.
3476	prunings	The plural form of pruning; more than one (kind of) pruning.
3477	prurient	If someone is prurient
3478	pruriently	If something is done pruriently
3479	pry	If you pry	I don't mean to pry, but are you single?; We need to keep this safe from prying eyes.
3480	prying	The present participle of pry.
3481	PSA	PSA is an initialism of public service announcement.
3482	psephology	Psephology is the study of elections.
3483	pseudo-	Something that is false	pseudonym
3484	pseudonym	A pseudonym is a fake name.	Samuel Clemens' pseudonym was Mark Twain.
3485	pseudonyms	The plural form of pseudonym; more than one (kind of) pseudonym.
3486	psi	Twenty third letter of Greek.
3487	psis	The plural form of psi; more than one (kind of) psi.
3488	psychedelic	If something is psychedelic
3489	psychiatric	If something is psychiatric
3490	psychiatries	The plural form of psychiatry; more than one (kind of) psychiatry.
3491	psychiatrist	A psychiatrist is a doctor who helps people whose minds are sick.	She went to a psychiatrist to try to learn to think about her life in a more normal way.
3492	psychiatrists	The plural form of psychiatrist; more than one (kind of) psychiatrist.
3493	psychiatry	Psychiatry is a type of science. It studies mental illnesses	By studying psychiatry, scientists have found new medicines that help people with depression.; Before psychiatry existed, people thought that mental illnesses were caused by the devil or evil spirits.
3494	psychic	A psychic is someone who appears to have extra-sensory abilities such as clairvoyance
3495	psychics	The plural form of psychic; more than one (kind of) psychic.
3496	psycho	Short for psychotic; not able to tell what is real or not.	He is totally psycho and thinks he is Jesus.
3497	psycho-	If something is psycho- it is about the mind or psychology.	He has psychosomatic symptoms, even though his body is healthy.
3498	psychoanalysis	Psychoanalysis is a method of psychotherapy and science of the mind based on finding a connection among patients' dreams and thoughts	Charles Socarides was an American psychoanalyst and psychiatrist who treated people for sexual issues by performing psychoanalysis.; The psychoanalyst treated his depressed patient by ordering his patient to discuss everything on his mind, a process of psychoanalysis.
3499	psychological	About your mind.	We are concerned about the psychological effect the experience may have on the girls.; When children have problems, we need to consider many aspects of the child's social and psychological functioning.
3500	psychologies	The plural form of psychology; more than one (kind of) psychology.
3501	psychologist	A psychologist is an expert in the field of psychology.
3502	psychologists	The plural form of psychologist; more than one (kind of) psychologist.
3503	psychology	The study of the mind and behaviour.	Research in sports psychology demonstrates the value of setting difficult goals.
3504	psychos	The plural form of psycho; more than one (kind of) psycho.
3505	psychoses	The plural form of psychosis; more than one (kind of) psychosis.	Our clinic treats many psychoses, including schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
3506	psychosis	Psychosis is mental illness that causes imaginary things to seem real. These imaginary things could be delusions (false ideas) or hallucinations (things you might see or hear that are not real).	His psychosis led him think I had stolen his stomach and hidden it.; Schizophrenia is a severe form of psychosis.
3507	psychotherapies	The plural form of psychotherapy; more than one (kind of) psychotherapy.
3508	psychotherapist	A psychotherapist is a doctor who specializes in psychotherapy.	Madison was a psychotherapist, and she helped people with mental illnesses.
3509	psychotherapists	The plural form of psychotherapist; more than one (kind of) psychotherapist.
3510	psychotherapy	Psychotherapy is a method of psychological help where a patient tries to solve his mental problems by talking about them with a psychotherapist.	John used psychotherapy to help him with his depression.
3511	psychotic	Having psychosis. If you are psychotic you do not know what is real and what is imaginary because of mental illness.
3512	pub	A place which serves alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks	We went to the pub for a beer.
3513	puberty	Puberty is the process during which a child begins and completes his/her sexual development and can start to have sexual reproduction
3514	pubescent	A pubescent is a person who is going through puberty.
3515	pubescents	The plural form of pubescent; more than one (kind of) pubescent.
3516	public	Something is public if it is about or for all the people.	You can't tell me to go away. This is a public place.
3517	public enemies	The plural form of public enemy; more than one (kind of) public enemy.
3518	public enemy	A public enemy is an enemy of the public (people)	They arrested public enemy number one yesterday.
3519	public office	Public office is a position or occupation involving responsibility to the public
3520	public offices	The plural form of public office; more than one (kind of) public office.
3521	public relations	Public relations refers to the practice of managing the spread of information between a person or an organization and the public	Every company has a public relations department that is responsible for creating a good public image of the company.
3522	public service	Public service is a service provided by the government.
3523	public transport	Public transport refers to any types of transport that allows the general public to use (usually with a fee). This is different from transport via private cars.	Public transport is a more environmentally-friendly option of travelling.
3524	public transports	The plural form of public transport; more than one (kind of) public transport.
3525	publication	Publication is the act of making a book or other thing publicly known or available where the public can use it.	The Report itself and the debate that followed its publication have been useful.; This letter is personal and not for publication.
3526	publications	The plural form of publication; more than one (kind of) publication.
3527	publicise	If you publicise something	The trial was publicised for entertainment.
3528	publicised	The past tense and past participle of publicise.
3529	publicises	The third-person singular form of publicise.
3530	publicising	The present participle of publicise.
3531	publicity	If you have publicity	We had a rally to gain publicity for our group.
3532	publicize	If you publicize something	The trial was publicized for entertainment.
3533	publicized	The past tense and past participle of publicize.
3534	publicizes	The third-person singular form of publicize.
3535	publicizing	The present participle of publicize.
3536	publicly	If something is done publicly	He publicly proposed to his girlfriend.
3537	publics	The plural form of public; more than one (kind of) public.
3538	publish	If you publish a book	The study was published in the British Medial Journal.; She publishes a monthly magazine.; The government published the results on the Internet.
3539	published	The past tense and past participle of publish.
3540	publisher	A publisher is a person or a company that prints books
3541	publishers	The plural form of publisher; more than one (kind of) publisher.
3542	publishes	The third-person singular form of publish.
3543	publishing	The present participle of publish.
3544	pubs	The plural form of pub; more than one (kind of) pub.
3545	puce	Puce is a brownish-purple color.
3546	puces	The plural form of puce; more than one (kind of) puce.
3547	puck	A puck is a flat round object that hockey players try to control.	The puck hurt one of the hockey players badly.
3548	pucks	The plural form of puck; more than one (kind of) puck.
3549	pudding	Pudding is a dessert made with cake	The shop had desserts-fruit cobblers, pies, bread pudding, and chocolate, pound, and carrot cakes.
3550	puddings	The plural form of pudding; more than one (kind of) pudding.
3551	puddle	A puddle is a small pool of water on a path or road.
3552	puddled	The past tense and past participle of puddle.
3553	puddles	The plural form of puddle; more than one (kind of) puddle.
3554	puddling	The present participle of puddle.
3555	puddlings	The plural form of puddling; more than one (kind of) puddling.
3556	Puducherry	Puducherry is a union territory in India.
3557	puff	A puff is a sharp release of a small amount of breath through the mouth.
3558	puffed	The past tense and past participle of puff.
3559	puffier	The comparative form of puffy; more puffy.
3560	puffiest	The superlative form of puffy; most puffy.
3561	puffin	A puffin is a type of bird.
3562	puffing	The present participle of puff.
3563	puffins	The plural form of puffin; more than one (kind of) puffin.
3564	puffs	The plural form of puff; more than one (kind of) puff.
3565	puffy	If something is puffy
3566	pug	A pug is a breed of dog originating from China.
3567	pugs	The plural form of pug; more than one (kind of) pug.
3568	puissance	A puissance is the power
3569	puke	Puke is vomit.
3570	puked	The past tense and past participle of puke.
3571	pukes	The third-person singular form of puke.
3572	puking	The present participle of puke.
3573	pull	Someone pulls something when they use their hands to move the thing closer to themselves.	Pull the handle if you want to open the door.
3574	pull an all-nighter	If you pull an all-nighter
3575	pulled	The past tense and past participle of pull.
3576	pulley	A pulley is a wheel with a grooved rim around which a rope passes. It acts to change the direction of a force that is applied to the rope and is used to raise weights.
3577	pulleyed	The past tense and past participle of pulley.
3578	pulleying	The present participle of pulley.
3579	pulleys	The plural form of pulley; more than one (kind of) pulley.
3580	pulling	The present participle of pull.
3581	pulls	The third-person singular form of pull.
3582	pulp	The pulp is the part of a fruit that is soft and edible.
3583	pulpier	The comparative form of pulpy; more pulpy.
3584	pulpiest	The superlative form of pulpy; most pulpy.
3585	pulpit	A pulpit is a raised platform in a church where the minister or preacher stands when giving the sermon.
3586	pulpits	The plural form of pulpit; more than one (kind of) pulpit.
3587	pulps	The plural form of pulp; more than one (kind of) pulp.
3588	pulpy	If something is pulpy
3589	pulsar	A pulsar is an extremely dense astronomical body more massive than our Sun but not larger than 20 kilometers in diameter	When the first pulsar was detected, its pulsating period was so regular that scientists first believed it came from an extraterrestrial civilization.
3590	pulsars	The plural form of pulsar; more than one (kind of) pulsar.
3591	pulsate	If something pulsates
3592	pulsated	The past tense and past participle of pulsate.
3593	pulsates	The third-person singular form of pulsate.
3594	pulsating	The present participle of pulsate.
3595	pulsation	A pulsation is one beat or throb.
3596	pulsations	The plural form of pulsation; more than one (kind of) pulsation.
3597	pulse	A pulse is a rhythmic	He checked her pulse and discovered that her heart was racing.
3598	pulsed	The past tense and past participle of pulse.
3599	pulses	The plural form of pulse; more than one (kind of) pulse.
3600	pulsing	The present participle of pulse.
3601	pulverise	If you pulverise something
3602	pulverised	The past tense and past participle of pulverise.
3603	pulverises	The third-person singular form of pulverise.
3604	pulverising	The present participle of pulverise.
3605	pulverize	If you pulverize something
3606	pulverized	The past tense and past participle of pulverize.
3607	pulverizes	The third-person singular form of pulverize.
3608	pulverizing	The present participle of pulverize.
3609	puma	A puma is a type of large cat that lives in North and South America.	There are many pumas in South America, but they have become rare in North America.
3610	Puma concolor	Puma concolor is the taxonomic name of the cougar.
3611	pumas	The plural form of puma; more than one (kind of) puma.
3612	pumice	Pumice is a light
3613	pumiced	The past tense and past participle of pumice.
3614	pumices	The plural form of pumice; more than one (kind of) pumice.
3615	pumicing	The present participle of pumice.
3616	pummel	If you pummel someone
3617	pummeled	The past tense and past participle of pummel.
3618	pummeling	The present participle of pummel.
3619	pummelled	The past tense and past participle of pummel.
3620	pummelling	The present participle of pummel.
3621	pummels	The third-person singular form of pummel.
3622	pump	To make water or any other liquid move using a machine.	We pumped water from the river onto the field to help the plants grow.; The heart pumps blood through the body.
3623	pumped	The past tense and past participle of pump.
3624	pumping	The present participle of pump.
3625	pumpkin	A pumpkin is a round
3626	pumpkins	The plural form of pumpkin; more than one (kind of) pumpkin.
3627	pumps	The third-person singular form of pump.
3628	pun	A pun is the use of a word or phrase with two meanings in a funny or interesting way that makes you think of both meanings.	In this pun, hard to beat can mean "few things are better" or "difficult to mix using a fork".; The pun about pies was really bad.
3629	punch	When you punch something	To use a punch to put a hole in something or to put a design on it.
3630	punched	The past tense and past participle of punch.
3631	punches	The third-person singular form of punch.
3632	punching	The present participle of punch.
3633	punching bag	A punching bag is a bag used for punching	The punching bag is filled with sand.
3634	punching bags	The plural form of punching bag; more than one (kind of) punching bag.
3635	punctual	If you are punctual	Bobbie, always punctual, walked into the restaurant at exactly 7:00.; We find that workers with young children tend to be less punctual than those without children.
3636	punctuate	If you punctuate a sentence	You punctuated this sentence not correctly, the comma belongs before this word.
3637	punctuated	The past participle of punctuate.
3638	punctuates	The third-person singular form of punctuate.
3639	punctuating	The present participle of punctuate.
3640	punctuation	Punctuation is a set of symbols used to give meaning in text by putting them between words	Use the proper punctuation in your essay.
3641	punctuations	The plural form of punctuation; more than one (kind of) punctuation.
3642	puncture	A puncture refers to a hole	My tire has a puncture in it after I drove in the mountains.
3643	punctured	The past tense and past participle of puncture.
3644	punctures	The plural form of puncture; more than one (kind of) puncture.
3645	puncturing	The present participle of puncture.
3646	pungent	If something is pungent
3647	punier	The comparative form of puny; more puny.
3648	puniest	The superlative form of puny; most puny.
3649	punish	If you punish someone	The boy was punished for hitting his baby sister.
3650	punishable	To be punishable someone must do	Spitting on the floor was a punishable offence.
3651	punished	The past tense and past participle of punish.
3652	punishes	The third-person singular form of punish.
3653	punishing	The present participle of punish.
3654	punishment	A punishment is a response to bad actions; it is used to try to stop another bad action.	Punishment is hard to accept.; His punishments were financial and verbal.
3655	punishments	The plural form of punishment; more than one (kind of) punishment.
3656	punk	A punk is someone who is a bully or someone who is just nasty to people.	The punk has very crazy hair.
3657	punks	The plural form of punk; more than one (kind of) punk.
3658	punned	The past tense and past participle of pun.
3659	punning	The present participle of pun.
3660	puns	The plural form of pun; more than one (kind of) pun.
3661	punt	A punt is a type of boat.	We sailed on a punt.
3662	punted	The past tense of punt.
3663	punter	A punter is a person who punts.
3664	punters	The plural form of punter; more than one (kind of) punter.
3665	punting	The present participle of punt.
3666	punts	The plural form of punt; more than one (kind of) punt.
3667	puny	If something is puny
3668	pup	A young dog	The dog has had that bed since he was just a pup.
3669	pupil	A pupil is a student	They can put their children in public school, but it costs $9,600 per pupil per year.; Which learning activities will assist pupils to achieve these objectives?; The teacher called the pupils to sit on the rug in front of the class.; These pupils learn to write as well as write to learn in mathematics.
3670	pupils	The plural form of pupil; more than one (kind of) pupil.
3671	puppet	A puppet is a doll or animal figure that is moved by strings.	Another name for a string puppet is a marionette.
3672	puppeteer	A puppeteer is someone who controls puppets.
3673	puppeteers	The plural form of puppeteer; more than one (kind of) puppeteer.
3674	puppets	The plural form of puppet; more than one (kind of) puppet.
3675	puppies	The plural form of puppy; more than one (kind of) puppy.	I bought 5 puppies.
3676	puppy	A puppy is a young dog.	My new puppy is so cute and playful.
3677	pups	The plural form of pup; more than one (kind of) pup.	My dog had 4 pups last week.
3678	purée
3679	puréeing
3680	purées
3681	purchase	If you purchase something	A licence needs to be purchased from the local authority and printing of tickets also adds to the costs.; JEB Fasteners purchased all the shares in the private company for just under $900,000.
3682	purchased	The past tense and past participle of purchase.
3683	purchases	The third-person singular form of purchase.
3684	purchasing	The present participle of purchase.
3685	purdier	The comparative form of purdy; more purdy.
3686	purdiest	The superlative form of purdy; most purdy.
3687	purdy	If something is purdy
3688	pure	If something is pure
3689	puree	A puree is food that has been ground or crushed into a thick liquid or paste.
3690	purée	A purée is food that has been ground or crushed into a thick liquid or paste.
3691	pureed	The past tense and past participle of puree.
3692	puréed	The past tense and past participle of purée.
3693	pureeing	The present participle of puree.
3694	puréeing	The present participle of purée.
3695	purees	The plural form of puree; more than one (kind of) puree.
3696	purées	The plural form of purée; more than one (kind of) purée.
3697	Pureiromba	Pureiromba is an ancient Meitei God of rain and agricultural prosperity.
3698	purer	The comparative form of pure; more pure.
3699	purest	The superlative form of pure; most pure.
3700	purge	To purge an organization or an object means to clean it up of something bad.	His attempt to purge our country of minorities was met with international criticism.
3701	purged	The past tense and past participle of purge.
3702	purger	A purger is a person who purges.
3703	purgers	The plural form of purger; more than one (kind of) purger.
3704	purges	The third-person singular form of purge.
3705	purging	The present participle of purge.
3706	purification	Purification is a religious ritual which removes impurities to free a person from sin.
3707	purifications	The plural form of purification; more than one (kind of) purification.
3708	purified	The past tense and past participle of purify.
3709	purifies	The third-person singular form of purify.
3710	purify	If you are purifying something
3711	purifying	The present participle of purify.
3712	purities	The plural form of purity; more than one (kind of) purity.
3713	purity	The purity of something is how pure it is.
3714	purlin	A purlin is a long horizontal beam that spans and supports the length of the roof.
3715	purlins	The plural form of purlin; more than one (kind of) purlin.
3716	purple	one of the colors people can see.
3717	purples	The plural form of purple; more than one (kind of) purple.
3718	purplish	Purplish is something like or looks like the colour purple.
3719	purport	A purport is the intention or purpose of something.
3720	purported	The past tense and past participle of purport.
3721	purporting	The present participle of purport.
3722	purports	The plural form of purport; more than one (kind of) purport.
3723	purpose	A purpose is reason for doing something or for existing.	Coal is used for only three purposes: heating houses, generating electricity and making steel.; The main purpose of the visit was to see the new building.
3724	purposed	The past tense and past participle of purpose.
3725	purposeful	If something is purposeful	The destruction of the house was purposeful.
3726	purposefulness	The purposefulness of something is how purposeful it is.
3727	purposeless	If something is purposeless	The homework was purposeless because school had already finished.
3728	purposely	If you do something purposely
3729	purposes	The plural form of purpose; more than one (kind of) purpose.
3730	purposing	The present participle of purpose.
3731	purr	A purr is the sound a cat makes when it is relaxed.
3732	purred	The past tense and past participle of purr.
3733	purring	The present participle of purr.
3734	purrs	The plural form of purr; more than one (kind of) purr.
3735	purse	A purse is a small bag that is used to carry money.	That lady is carrying a yellow purse in her hand.
3736	pursed	The past tense and past participle of purse.
3737	purses	The plural form of purse; more than one (kind of) purse.
3738	pursing	The present participle of purse.
3739	pursuance	the act of pursuing
3740	pursuances	The plural form of pursuance; more than one (kind of) pursuance.
3741	pursuant	according to; following	Pursuant to the promises made to Parliament, an investigation was begun.
3742	pursue	If you pursue a job or hobby	The band motivated her to pursue a career in music.
3743	pursued	The past tense and past participle of pursue.
3744	pursuer	A pursuer is a person who pursues and tries to fight to get something.
3745	pursuers	The plural form of pursuer; more than one (kind of) pursuer.
3746	pursues	The third-person singular form of pursue.
3747	pursuing	The present participle of pursue.
3748	pursuit	A pursuit is an act of going after something	The pursuit of happiness is never ending, as people are not satisfied with what already have.
3749	pursuits	The plural form of pursuit; more than one (kind of) pursuit.
3750	purview	The purview of an authority is the scope or range of interest or control.
3751	purviews	The plural form of purview; more than one (kind of) purview.
3752	pus	Pus is a thick yellowish substance that is made up of dead white blood cells and dead bacteria. It is normally found in regions of bacterial infection.
3753	push	If you push something	You have to push that door quite hard before it will open.; If you push this button, the machine will stop.
3754	pushed	The past tense and past participle of push.
3755	pushes	The plural form of push; more than one (kind of) push.
3756	pushier	The comparative form of pushy; more pushy.
3757	pushiest	The superlative form of pushy; most pushy.
3758	pushing	The present participle of push.
3759	pushy	When someone is pushy	Please stop being so pushy about your way of working on this project!
3760	pussies	The plural form of pussy; more than one (kind of) pussy.
3761	pussy	A pussy is a cat.
3762	put	When you put a thing someplace	I always put my books on the table when I get home from school.
3763	putrefy	To become filled with a pus-like or bile-like substance.
3764	putrid	If something is putrid	putrid flesh; putrid matter; putrid meat
3765	puts	The third-person singular form of put.
3766	putt	A putt is act of tapping a golf ball gently into the hole.
3767	putted	The past tense and past participle of putt.
3768	putter	If an engine putters
3769	puttered	The past tense and past participle of putter.
3770	puttering	The present participle of putter.
3771	putters	The third-person singular form of putter.
3772	putting	The present participle of put.
3773	putts	The plural form of putt; more than one (kind of) putt.
3774	puzzle	A puzzle is a game to try to put pieces together.	I just have completed a puzzle with 1,000 pieces.
3775	puzzled	If you are puzzled
3776	puzzlement	Puzzlement is the confusing state of being puzzled.
3777	puzzlements	The plural form of puzzlement; more than one (kind of) puzzlement.
3778	puzzles	The plural form of puzzle; more than one (kind of) puzzle.
3779	puzzling	The present participle of puzzle.
3780	pwn	If someone pwns something	Eric pwned Jack, who was playing his very first game of Battlemage.
3781	pwnd	The past tense and past participle of pwn.
3782	pwned	The past tense and past participle of pwn.
3783	pwning	The present participle of pwn.
3784	pwns	The third-person singular form of pwn.
3785	pwnt	The past tense and past participle of pwn.
3786	px	"px" is an abbreviation for pixels	We need an image that is 400px long to place into this program.
3787	pygmalion	A pygmalion is a person who acts as the legendary Greek sculptor Pygmalion
3788	pygmalions	The plural form of pygmalion; more than one (kind of) pygmalion.
3789	pylon	A pylon is a structure that looks like a tower and is used to support electricity cables.
3790	pylons	The plural form of pylon; more than one (kind of) pylon.
3791	Pyongyang	Pyongyang is the capital city of North Korea.
3792	pyramid	A pyramid is an ancient kind of religious monument shaped with four triangles meeting at the top and being supported by a square or rectangle as its floor.	We went to the pyramids of Giza in Egypt.
3793	pyramids	The plural form of pyramid; more than one (kind of) pyramid.
3794	pyretic	Something that is pyretic causes fever.
3795	pyromaniac	A pyromaniac is someone who is obsessed with fire
3796	pyromaniacs	The plural form of pyromaniac; more than one (kind of) pyromaniac.
3797	pyrophobia	Pyrophobia is the fear of fire.
3798	pyrophobic	If someone is pyrophobic

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